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Evening star., 1941-03-06
Racing Results
Rossvan's, Other Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page TX.
Tropical Park
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST -. RAcEMRurss' 4 IEz,dsa $1,000; maiden
Ack-Ack (Meade) 4.40 2.90 40
K. Dorko Garner 4.6O 330
Wallingford (Arcaro) $50
Also ran-sam Houston: River Dan, All
Free Easy Chair. Robert Nc, Village Lad
Weslow, Rolling Car Whitinsville.
SECOND RAcE-Purse; $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongso ,.o
Best oTaity E hitb AEiaro' 1920 laSo lac so 5so
Count Eleven (W. Eads) $40
Also @s' rsnEeoms Home, o.tsSs, S,: 5'.s9 B,ss9
away, Chicarra, Beth Bon.
DAILY Double paid SlS5.l0)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1000: claiming;
octobre onze IAnd' SOM ss.1o 34.7o 1sso 90
Silver Voice (Ryanl l1.40 6'6o
stingaling !MecrearO 500
mSP, nsG {anm conga Nal. % oksbbf. Aicinous' suna-
reve. Embrace and Albiona.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse,, $1,000: claim
Moo Mooo1nfolly tGii6ern 1890 go $50
Merry Gesture lMeade) 1000 $40
hnopheles 1Eads) 11.S0
Also ranIPlacer Inn, Josie's Pal; Short
Cake, Lady Infinite. War Declared Mu,
unOuS, FlH MOiCy' NuShOO WAN anu
Wanna Hygro.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; l mile and ~
yards.
Devils Crag tMcCreary) 11.3O $50 $50
No Sir (Roberts) 4.30 3.lU
Balloter (Arcaro) 4.2O
Time, l:4145.
Also ran-Sirasia. Inscolad, Visigoth, DOG
House. Tonypandy and Don Moss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 900. claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 1is miles.
| Turntable (Arcaro) 1890 $50 DO
| Jan One Gindberg) $50 $50
| Priority (Atkinson) 1o.o0
Time. 1:46 80.
Also ran-Yawl. Kahyrite, Red Burr, He
Man. Meritorious, Grooming Fox. Bonined.
| Little Nom and Dingmans.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 81 600; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ts miles.
Commentator tMcCr'ry) $50 4.30 $50
Rahanee (Snider) 1870 $50
Interlace (Atkinson) 4.4O
Time, AS
Also ran-Merry Son. Bess B., Dancing
Light. Miss B. B.. Handiboy, Felsun and
Trimmed.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
RegentConfers
With His Chiefs
On War Stand
Germans, Tightening
Balkan Hold, Woo
Turkey, Portugal
BULLETIN.

ANKARA, Turkey (P.-The
official Turkish radio, declar-
ing Germany's campaign in the
Balkans was aimed at control
of the Eastern Mediterranean
and Black Sea, declared to-
night: "This plan will be diff
ficult to apply, especially IL
Yugoslavia starts to fight"
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Suntu Anitu
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, S1,510: the Iona
Rica Rancho; allowances; 2-year-olds;
outbid &C.. Bierman, 1oe2o $3.50 1880
Ell Csuna (BalaskiD $50 500
Fillibes 0ongden) 40
Time, 0.34.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
George Pleads
For UnshackIed
British Aid Bill
Opposes Goods Convoy
And Says He Thinks
President Agrees
BULLETIN.

Democratic Leader Barkley
told the Senate late today he
would ask it to hold a night
session tomorrow in an effort
to speed up final action on the
administrations British aid
bill.
Senator George, Democrat,
of Georgia, had concluded a
vigorous appeal for immediate
action on the measure.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

when fire broke out in the power house at the Home for the
Aged and Inrm Plains The of the blaze could
determined Immediately. Spectators said the flames
shooting through the roof.
Sherwood Anderson Seriously III of Pertonitis
COLON Panama ED.-The condition of Sherwood An
derson writer, described today by 1t COL
Henry c. Doong Hospital superintendent, "unfa
vorabe and serious Mr. Anderson removed from
Santa Lucia yesterday for treatment for
abdominal obstruction Col Doong said today peritonits
had developed.
House Committee on Defense Approved
resolution the creation of nne-man House COM
ittee investigate and keep currently informed on the
program approved today by the House Rules
Committee Administration leaders reported to have
plans bring the resolution by Representative Cox
Georgia, before the House for consideration
within few days.
Eden and Dill Return to Cairo From Greece
CAIRO Egypt lF9-Foregn Secretary Anthony Eden and
Gen. Sir John g. Dill commander of the British imperial
general staff, Cairo today from Greece.
Earlier Story Page AID
Presidents Board Averts Rail Strike
An amicable agreement averng strike the Rutland
Railroad Vermont reported today to President Roose
velt by special mediation bureau Employees of the road
had strike of a proposed cut and
Mr. Roosevelt the Railway Mediation
February IA The three members wired the President
that the strike had been avered and that they would mail
him full report.
London Has Night Air Raid Warning
LONDON F9-Ar raid warnings sounded in London early
tonight after the capital had had quiet day Antaircraft
sections London and planes heard
overhead The all-clear signal afterward.
British Air Commander Is Killed
LONDON QP.-The Air Ministry today announced that
Marshal Charles Breese 81, has been killed in
accident Since 1888 he had commanded the 18th
Reconnaissance Group He the Air Force Cross in the
World
Thrace and Macedonia Removing Civilians
+haC horde
that the civilian population being removed
hastily and Eastern Macedonia as the Greek
prepared to meet the German forces massed across the
frontier in Bulgaria. the which would be
the first battlefeldS if the drove into Greece.
Maryland Budget Bill Reported
ANNAPOLIS, Md. lF0.-The House Of Delegates today
received a favorable report with amendments on Gov
OConor's budget bill.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Gold Shipped TO Dakar
In French Collapse
May Be SenttoU.5
Hoard Now Being Mossed
At Lisbon by Planes
From Tuneier
Nv the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
LISBON, Portugal, March 6.-Gold
which the Vichy government sent
to Dskar, French West Africa, at
the time of the French collapse last
June will be shipped to the United
States for safe keeping, an informed
source said today.
The amount already in Lisbon was
said to be worth about $4,000, 900.
This, il was said, had been brought
by plane from Tangier and would
be shipped to the United States as
soon as the French Legation reaches
an agreement with the American
export line on rates.
How the gold was taken to Tangier
from Dakar was not disclosed. 1t is
being carried from Tangier to Lis
bon, IL was said, by a single plane
of the Aero Portuguese Co., which
maxes as many as five trips a week
in addition to regularly scheduled
passenger trips.
1t was recalled here that part of
the big gold shipment to Dakar dis
appeared while the ship was bound
for Africa. Five seamen were ar
rested
The arrested seamen were
charged with having stolen several
million francs worth of gold pieces
from the reserves of the Bank of
France, which were loaded on a ship
at Erest while the Germans were
shelling the city. A sack containing
10000 gold pieces was declared to be
missing when the cargo was un-
loaded at Dakar.
Another cache of S250,0OO 900 in
gold bars was reported last July to
be hidden on the French island
of Martinique. Protection of this
gold from German seizure was said
at the time to be the reason why
a British naval patrol boat was
standing by off the Martinique coast.
representatives of the Belgian
government in exile charged Feb
ruary S that the French, at the
behest of German authorities, were
shipping s26o,000, 900 of Belgian gold
from Dakar to Belgium by plane
Court action was announced in New
York to tie up $3.50, 900 900 of French
funds in the United States.
The Belgians said $3.50 1000 900 of
Belgium's s700,0O0,0O0 gold reserves
was sent to France at the time of
the invasion for safekeeping. When
France fell, the Belgians said, the
French refused to put the gold
aboard British warship and it was
sent to Dakar instead.
At the same time Wall Street
circles reported rumors that more
than $1,000, 900 900 in gold was sent
to Africa, and especially to Dakar,
by the French.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
NAzIS INCREASE PRESSURE ON YUGOSLAV|A
Lute News Bulletins
Fire in Power House at Blue Plains

turned in shortly after pm today
when fire broke out in the power house at the Home for the
Aged nm Blue Plains The extent of the blaze could
determined Immediately Spectators said the flames
shooting through the roof.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Throce and Macedonia Removing Civilians
Maryland Budget Bill Reported

ANNAPOLIS, Md G7-The House OF Delegates today
received favorable report with amendments on Gov
O'Conor's budget bill
Evening star., 1941-03-06

(See DOCTORS, Page 2-x)
Evening star., 1941-03-06

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
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
JERRY CHAPMAN ON CRUT(HES BUT BACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN

On crutches, but still back if his home town, back among his schoolmates at the Juneau Grade School, and ready to celebrate Hal lowe'en tonight is Jerry Chapman Juneaus Soap-Box Derby champ who went to Akron, Ohio, to com- pete in the big national race of the soap-box cars.
 Jerry arrived on the Aleutian and was greeted enthusiastically by q dockfull of townspeople, including many Rotary Club members, who sponsored the local soap-box race. The group welcoming Jerry was headed by Don Skuse.
 Following the Akron derby, Jerry returned to Seattle where he un- derwent treatment at the Ortho- pedic Hospital there for an old leg injury, which has bothered him for some time, even forcing him to wear a cast on the limb until shortly before the Akron race.
 With Jerry's return, Juneau boys who plan to enter the 1922 soap box race here are going to get a lot of first-hand information about just how the boys in the States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
Grid Games
 On Saturday

The following grid games throughout the nation will be played Saturday, according to the Associated Press schedule:
 Pacific Coast University of Washington vs. Montana.
 Oregon vs. Washington State. UCLA vs California. St. Mary's vs. Gonzaga Sunday Oregon State vs. Idaho. Stanford vs. Santa Clara. Fresno State vs. San Francisco U.
 Massachusetts State vs. Amherst. Army vs. Notre Dame. Boston College vs. Temple. Boston U. vs. American Inter national.
 Yale vs. Brown. Bucknell vs. West Maryland. Case vs. Carnegie Tech. Colgate vs. Holy Cross. Columbia vs. Cornell. Dartmouth vs. William and Mary.
 Duquesne vs. Villanova. Fordham vs. Purdue. Princeton vs. Harvard. Detroit vs. Manhattan. Pennsylvania vs. Navy. Penn State vs. New York U. Pittsburgh vs Ohio State. Wisconsin vs. Syracuse. West Virginia vs Washington and Lee.
 Oklahoma A. and M. vs. Creigh- ton.
 Drake vs. Washington U. Illinois U vs. Michigan. Iowa vs Indiana U. Iowa State vs. South Dakota. Oklahoma vs. Kansas. Kansas State vs. Nebraska. Marquette vs. Mississippi. Michigan State vS. Missouri. Minnesota U. vs. Northwestern Wichita vS Tulsa.
 South Alabama U. vs. Kentucky. Alabama Poly Tech. vs. Georgla. Centre vs. Hanover. George Washington vs. Clemson. Davidson vs. Virginia Military Institute.
 Georgia Tech. vs. Duke. Georgia vs. Auburn. Louisiana State vs. Tennessee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31

build their fastest racers. As a result, the Juneau cars entered in next years race are expected to be much more stream-lined an d speedy than the 194l soap-box models.
 Within the next few weeks, Don Skuse, Rotarian, who accompanied Jerry back to Akron, will call a meeting of boys who plan to enter the l942 race, he said today. Jerry will meet with those boys and with Skuse, explain the construction de- tails of cars that were winners and close runners-up at Akron. As a result, construction of the ma chimes for the l942 race is expect ed to get under way soon here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31

paper and the National Guard up to preeminent positions in their fields was to choose his junior of- iicers carefully, and place them in responsible positions as they grew in experience.
 Hne aIso was an inventor, hav- ing patented several newspaper printing processes used by T h e Times; an amateur photographer and a widely read raconteur When The Times undertook a campaign for some civic betterment or against some political condition, Gen. Blethen became the editor instead of the publisher, and wrote vigor- ous editorials, using phraseology that was polished. yet forceful enough to stick in the memories of readers.
 Trouble Follows Gold Rush Gen. Blethen was born at Port land, Me. February l, l79. He was educated at the University of Washington and the University of Chicago and became a member of The Times staff under his father in 1900.
 That was an era of reckless ex- pansion which followed the Klon- dike gold rush of 1896. In it's wake came widespread gambling, I.W.W, agitation and communism. Father and son were for years in the thick of the fight for suppression of dis orderly elements and for the in- dustrial and commercial develop ment of the Pacific Northwest. The elder Blethen died July 12, 1915.
 Gen. Blethen married Rae Kings ley at St. Paul, Minn., in 1908 There were five sons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
Hunters Without
 Licenses Fined

Six men paid fines of $50 each at Yakutat because they went hunt ing without licenses, according to word received at the U. s. Mar shal's office here.
 The men who were fined for the violation of the game law were James Phillips, Warren Laney Sturgess Wilson. Lee Reddin. Will jam Larrimore and George William son.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
GEN. BLETHEN l PASSES AWAY AT SEATTLE
Publisher of Daily Times We'll Known Club Man
 Dies al Age of 62
uhy~ iR
Continued from Page One)

which set before the people at every crisis a vision of greater ac- complishment and then command ed: Root hog, or die!'
 He and his father, Col. Alden Joseph Blethen, created between them one of the most influential publications of the Pacific North west. Its intention, stated at it's masthead. was ito protect and to foster the moral. material and cul- tufal welfare of Seattle and Wash ington."
 Tn Bitter Battles
 To !, keep that promise Gen Blethen fought many bitter battles in the city, state and nation; never hesitating to take a risk to ac- complish something toward the betterment of his community and never quailing at the prospect of altering the stand of the paper
  when a change of course seemed advisable for the improvement of economic or political conditions.
 Gen. Blethen was largely respon- sible for raising the rating of the Washington National Guard until 1t stood among the best organiza- tions in the country.
 Up from Ranks
 Entering the state militia as an enlisted man, he rose through the ranks to Brigadier General. When America entered the World War he was commissioned as a Colonel of coast artillery and commanded. the 24th heavy artillery. Later he was commissioner Brigadier General in the Officers Reserve Corps of the United States Army.
 Selected
 His policy for bringing his news
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
Rutgers vs. Maryland.

Rutgers vs. Maryland. Sout h yves tern vs. Mississippi State.
 North Carolina vs. North Caro- lima State.
 Richmond vs. H-Sydney. Citadel vs. South Carolina. Vanderbilt vs. Tulane. Virginia Poly Tech. vs. Virginia. Marshall vs. Wake Forest. West Virginia vs. Washington and Lee.
 Dartmouth vs. William an d Mary.
 Southwest Arkansas vs. Texas A. and M. Baylor vs. Texas Christian U. Rice vs. Centenary. Southern Methodist U. vs. Texas. Miami vs. Texas Tech.
 Rocky Mountain Utah State vs. Brigham Young. Utah ,vs. Colorado Denver vs. Colorado State. Colorado College vs. Wyoming. Arizona State vs. Greeley State. Western State vs Regis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
HospI1AL Nofxs

Kyra Garnes was dismissed from St.. Ann's Hospital yesterday after receiving medical attention
 Mrs. Pete Christianson was dis charged from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday following medical treat ment.
 Nins Ludvickson was admitted t., St. Ann's Hospital as medical patient yesterday.
 Thomas George entered the Gov ernment Hospital last night and underwent major surgery this morning.
 Andrew Jackson, baby, was ad- mitted to the Government Hospi- tai for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31
HALLOWEEN PARTY

HALLOWEEN PARTY
 The Kindergarten department of the Sunday School of Holy Trinity Cathedral will have a Halloween frolic in the Cathedral hall tomor- row afternoon. from 3 to 5 O. clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-31

RATTAN goggles cut haze ard eliminate glare from sun, sno@, water. Dr. Carlson. Biomg.en Building. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Fighting Spirit
Asked Of japanese

r0nyo - war n ~ ra<tfse
would mean that sneuf 9ienes
would h.nh japanese cities ana
rst vast areas II escdeu ha<ln.e
sflame. Nal Gen. X. mate. shssf
NJ The war effses military affairs
bureau fsid . parliamentary een-
msttss Thursday IN appealing fcs
. fighting spirit smeaa the JAp.
aness r~oFis.
apgAN0NAe--~Jspsnsss gslartesp
express optimism regarding LAP
sneee- Americas eeiatIons fhurps
isy and reported thai Japan hsd
offered 10 stay out 81 ihe Eslrsppan
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texrisy IN return frr reiesstinn NJ
American British ~frssrsnx resu.
latinna.
WASHINGTON - Jspan's tan
seveys wsnt n the State Aepars.
m~nf shortly after. rcnn thursday
for an unusual holiday conferences
~ifh serretary ~ state rserdsIl
Hun oa ths isnse Pacific ss.a-
flon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

a future governor Of Washing.
ton sits In this auditorium today.
. mayor Of Tacoma. An author
who will move the hearts Of man. "
was prophesisd by the Rev. J. J.
rniitt Of the Plymouth conErera-
tionsi church In the Wednesday
afternoon assembly ~ the Stewart
junior high shooL The guest
speaker was introduced nv Doug
las Firth. president If Mrs.
Aiieenia Gookins home room.
Pauline Cook led in the singing
Of America the Besutiful' TO the
accompaniment Of the school hand
Of sb pieces. led by Frank Ansrds,
After the flag salute. led by
Gladys Barr and Bruce Flornss,
Dorothy Molund and Irens Burma
sang Praise Our Lord and Maker
to the accompaniment Of Miss
vyolet Ahiberg. Miss Inex Jack
son led the whits-robed school
chorus In Barnby's Harvest
Song and the entire school in
the .Doxology.s Before the stage
floodliKhts vas Wall Of food
ready for transportation to the
Tacoma Day Nursery. after boxed
complete Thanksgiving dinners
had already been sent 10 nine
famiiles in the Stewart neifhbof-
hood.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Germany Criticized
By Mexico Government

MEXICO CITY 49, The Mexican
foreign office sharply criticized
the surprising attitude" nf Ger
many Thursday in regard 10 the
representation, Of Mexico. Chile
AND other Latin American nations
IN appealing for q cessation Of
execution Of hostages In Europe.
The foreign office said u had
declined 10 withdraw In protest
to Germany despite . suggestion
nv Germany that this b done BE-
cause ths reich could only respond
In form disagreeabls 10
Mexico"
Mexico. . foreign office state
ment said. views with positive
surprise. the German rssetlon-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
War in Europe
a Year Ago
Nov. 20. 1910

~ IlAAr HA1lo

Hungary lolnsd th< Ana powers.
slknlnk the Germsn-ftslsan. Jap.
ane~s triple alliance.
German bomb~rs rnIdsd West
Midland city frem iss.k until dawn.
The L. =. army freed ~ of 10
biggest homhers fer Britain. Ths
spefry bemhslshf si~o VAS re-
leased fer nse by the HAF
British planes. rsidIne munitions
works In Germany. fired the shaaa
plant At Prison. Berlin alan WAS
bombed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Navy Officer Killed
In Fighter Plane Crash

san DIE 20. Cal ~ A navy
fighter plane crashed into . gully
on otsy mesa "Wednesday. Killing
Ard Lieut. George = Roach. UEhc.
Phoenix. Arixs iIts naval dlssriet
announced
The navy sasd Roach apparently
.ss flying low 70 inysstissts =
fnresd landing af another fighter
plane from MIA squadron. piloted
~ 7nd Lieut. David e. Andre,
when his plane vert INTO . spin
and crashed
.
IN central United States. ros,
~ the ram falls ~ nsrnt. IN ne
southeastern states. 10 per csn'
falls In shs dayflns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Famed Negro Singer Compliments
Lincoln High School Choir
Group Shores Honors With Poul
Robson in Fine Concert

fine work of tho group bal also
because the anEers came from =
school where an old friend. Oar
Laxsre. 10 football coach He an.
nouneed that he 10 soon 10 be or
the eoss, 10 make . new motion
picture and expects 10 make his
home In the Northwest.-E T. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Servants Quissed

uOAGG A numhs~ ~ Amssi-
cans Who attended rhanhssivsng
day snrvkes "a the Assestean
Bptseopai church nusndny nnt1
that sheir hosasheid spsvsnss ND
been taken b polios headquarters
for questioning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
People in
The News

Wendell l. niHkte. n tax -
fers : church group + Ssx Yerk
Tuesday night. sid thzt during
- emergency. when Hitler = ha1s-
ne ! pistol ~ Cur hesds.s "a -
tine q settle ths closed shor co.,
troxersy He ksia TIE fundamental
blame fer present labor troubles
vss the governments fer rot an
nouncins = clear ard openH lahor
policy.
A statement o. why kadolf
Hess. Nc ; Nan. flss to England
last NAY. vii be made IN TIE Brit
lsh house Of commons only when
Prime Minister niaste. Churchill
considers II necessary
Arrest nf Rev. Hiram Mealf.
Elmirs. \. Y, rector q the AMER
lean Episcopal church in Rome.
VAS purely a police affair. eomps-
tent Italian quarters said Nednes-
day. Wolf MAS arrested o. aus
rtcion O. espionage. . Il Was an
nouneed in the Berlin press Wed
nesday that Maj een. Georg
Braun had been killed In action
IN the Ukraine this month. The
death notices gave no details i.
Authorities At Durham. \. c.
said Wednesday that vanity ess
At the root Of the mental processes
which sventuslly inpelled John ..
Baldwin. IS. a bachelor farmer. &c
slsy his physician. DIR. Robert Ran
dolph Jones. Jr.. last summer Or.
Jones performed plastic surgery
upon Baldwin's face and. police
said, he had not been satisfied with
the result. He shot Jones five
times in the head with q pistol.
Andrew Jenson. si-year-old as
sistant historian Of the Latter Day
Saints church, who Travelled more
than 1000. 900 miles in gathering
data for historical church works.
died in salt Lake City last night
following a heart attack.