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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

", DONALD 4. LAIRD.
Pm. ID, SCI. ID.
Author of How 10 Improve Your
Brain Power"

Author of How 10 Improve Your
Brain Power
A SLENDER. rayen-haircd coed
\ who only few years ago did
stenographic work for the profess
sors to get enough money To keep
her in college at the University Of
Iowa /. now a distinguished scien-
tist there.
She has upset scientists and
brought parents great deal OF
encouragement by breaking down
an old scientific theory: That the
amount Of intelligence person
had was fixed at birth and nothing
could be done about H.
She had found that intelligence.
or brain power. can be improved
Or. Beth Wellman educated her
self. but il not self-educsted. She
made certain, with great effort,
that she got a good education, IN
Guiding advanced graduate work.
while she worked as stenographer.
While the other psychologists
sat back. Or. Wellman's patient,
dark brown eyes were watching
the way hundreds of children per
formed on intelligence tests at tho
I Iowa child welfare research sta.
tion. Steadily. year after year. she
re-tested the children. saw some OF
them gain In brain power. sa"
others slip down the scale She
always kept her records meticu-
lousy.
Finally. Or. Wellman analysed
her records 10 find what made
some children go ahead, while
others slumped. She discovered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

paled into insignificsnce in
comparison In the brilliant re
ception accorded 10 such ,ege-
tartan Ntsnds. Bunch Of
prettilN blushing barb
stalks. clad In emething
which appeared 10 he paper
sarongs. were distributed To
the desks Of each senator nv
page. \ recipe book accom-
panied each.
Ard Mrs. Malstrom Just went
on and on. She gave the family
which is strictly Aryan-
and quite number Of statistics
She did the gentleman from the
25th district up proud, even If he
wasn't there.
II wasn't that she mentioned
the valley shipped out more
than 500 carloads last wear.
or that the growers associs-
ton numbers 800. or that
shipments 60 To Boston and
California II the hest customer.
II was the wa, she said II.
with trimmings.
When she got through. the SEN
ate was cycling clocks. Tightening
belts. and squirting at the raw
rhubarb speculatively.
There was none in the house
opposing anything as four bills
we're passed. and the county dele
cation, with Rep. J. II Ryan alone
absent. was voting with the ma
1ority.
The bills affected seed sales.
which will conform with federal
laws. set license fees on diesel
cred trucks. add United
States when school chi dre n
pledge allegiance to the flag, and
permit county treasurers to in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
0zanam Home
Board Elects

The Ozsnsn Home for the Aged
advisory hard at recent meet
ing elected Hugh c. NeGavick
president. {. n. Rolf.. secretary.
Dug Dvckman. chairman If the
budget hoard. and Arthur G
Brown. public relations These
officers vii serve during TIRE cur
rent year.
The OEanam Home Vas founded
hy the late Father Joseph A. sui
Ivan. 6. J. with the cooperation
Of the 81. Vincent De Paul society.
and - now conducted by the Sisters
Of Providence who have over so
elderly people in their care. The
home Is located ut 1912 So. Yak
ina ave.
Members ~ the advisory board
include Arthur G. Brown. Dug
Dyckman. Dr. A NJ. FLYNN. Ms.
Florence Foley. W. g Hoffner,
J. Peter T. Hesly, J. r. Kelly.
Joseph Jaeko. Oscar r. lie Blanc.
f. n. Mcdonnell, X. c. MoGavick,
Mrs. Joseph p. Megary. Mrs. J. r.
MeTrik. Frank NJ. Neumsnn. A. NJ.
Oswald. Milton |. Richmond. {. n.
Rolfe. Mrs. Ann Russell Peter
Schmalz. Mrs. George Y. Shull.
August A. Souss. George Nogel
ad August Won Boeckhn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Feb. IL, 1910

Elsvsn informed effleer- snd
sailors - the scuttied German
pockst ksttleship Graf spec 80
caped fFem Uruguay.
Russia claimed ths capture ~
"a Finnish FORTS On ths kar~iian
isthnus
Finnish Foreign Minister v. A
Tanner declared Peace cannot
10 dictated 10 Finland Since
the League ~ Nations decision
and the large foreign al rrrna-
ised. war materials ard vnlun.
teefs. FINLAND has every chance q
holding aff attacks"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Pulmoiors al Beaches
REQUIRED in Measure
Hy Tacoma Times star wfiis,l
CAPITOL, Olympia - Beaches


CAPITOL. Olympia - Beaches
will be required to have pulmotors
on hand II certain plans so through
the legislature. ~. N. tBarney)
Jackson. Tacoma senator. Tuesday
filed a bill requiring all public rs-
sorts with rowing or bathing faciii-
ties 10 have inhaiator apparatus on
hand
The bill stlptla,es the pulmotors
must be In good condition and
ready for immediate use in an
emergency. Failure 10 have such
equipment which the senator said
costs SIS would be a misds
meanor.
The bili applies 10 counties IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Stanford Alumni
TO Meet Saturday

aeArrt.G Alumni n ass0ford
university ~lii observe the srhoofs
golden h.nslss here saturday with
q meeting and . bsnauss. rhiIsp
". nuek. Eisot a. Mssrs and ~
gar Eugene Robinson. all msmh~rs
81 the stamford faculty. vii
speak al tho nesting 4 similar
session viii 10 held IN Portland
tho following day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

ss average w~~h. evesees 49,
s.y artist eewsS h~r> - resee
IN sp~fs s..~~s ~ eesesve
halls N . ns~ssw~.
This dos rot near that think
picture. ever wiii r~ris<e actual
performances. On the euHtrery. -
have tried already q Print cof.
feel nat . series ~ fine musical
pictures win help u create : n~w
concert snd arsfs sudi~nes. Any
professional nuzscisn must -
convinced that the message shs 90
ne has n give q an audience -
Important. therefore IL perfectly
natural that ve should want n
reach ss nnmerous . public IN rus
comparatively snov, careers ~ -
can.
q have h~sn quoted - ssving
that I wuaia give ur ell ny cshss
musical ssslvitiss 10 make psc-
tures This 10 not . fart There
Il thru IN appearing n>fcrs ~
audience era ran never sven sP-
prcsimssr IN standing n~frss .
camera. and that contact 9th IN
audience !. . necessary part a.
a performers nfs
~ts 70 TINE sAas ooeifvwnN1
pays hasdsswssss. hst ~ ~
ss~se tive We have. s.ss ~
~. wssae sas ssesssssssI sssuss
srem sssssse p>~susss. VIVA
~ susesss ~ sssss seee -
have hsa " give ~ svsW 49,
sskss wssstsst e=etvssteD -
ssk~s lsss r~essS~seee~as
Music 10 my lifs sHd ennreyt
and opera my greatest lavss Rss
hope that I may yet have tke
opportunity IN make . musical
picture ~ which ! can be rassty
proud
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

The Park Adult Social Dance
club will meet Tuesday night from
Z "a II IN the roof garden 81 the
Masonic temple Instruction under
Ann Benhs,t will he given from !
10 = with special attention being
given 10 the hesitation waltz The
Valentine party will be held nsst
Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Helps You Overcome
FALSE TEETH


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drug syosN a<v.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

Second Of a series Of rs
articles on scientists Who
study minds and the i'm
prorement Of mental
action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
-LEGIS.LIGHT-
AND
PARTICULARS
r, Tacoma Times staff Writer

legal they
on the measure
midway lont agan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

vest school district insurance
funds in government-insured bonds.
As explained By Sen.
Marsh, Lonqrietc. It's about
time sheriffs protect them
selreS IN cases Whsre they
hare TO attach personal pro-
perfV.
Note 10 sheriff John
BjOrklnd and Others IN like
capacity: such IS prorided M
SD %. phich WOn a undni-
NOUS rOte IN the senate. II
prorides an indemnity bond
may be- required Of the PLAN
TITS ~ such action.
Juries. Sen. Marsh also ex-
planned. won't convict in csrnal
knowledge cases under present
law. requiring life sentence II the
victim is under IS. In addition.
present law stipulates every
adult" construed by the courts to
mean those over 81, and thus
eliminating the age Is to 81 class.
The senate passed the bill
he proposes. SB us. With
4I-O vote. The carnal knowl-
edge law applies In this meas
ure 10 all over rs. Penalties.
II victims are under 10. life
imprisonment; between 10 and
Is, 20 years; IS 10 IL years
years old, Is years for the
offender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

The senate passed the bill Sol.
permitting said mayors 70 appoint
q clerk or attorney Ser Sunson.
Pssooite. declared the bill had the
backing Of the Association Of
Washington Cities
A. II il now. he aid. when
mayor In a small town wants
To get a lawyer for the citN's
interests. the council often
leaves him in the lureh nv re-
fusing To confirm the appoint
ment. having friends of their
own in the law business, etc.
There won't he any moro Of
that II the hill goes through.
ssys Stin>on. Senators Jack
son. McGayick and Percival
were on the ave" side. Sen
ators Malstrom and Schroeder
were missing.
Ted A. Schroeder missed the
SENATE session because the penal
probe junket authorized by the
legislature had summoned him
away. Schroeder and the rest Of
the prison-inquiry body will be re-
porting soon.
Out Of respect for Sen. Schroed-
or. the senate held up action on
SD IL. which would require syph-
Ills tests of those planning mar
risge. The bill was due for action
on todays calendar.
SO gou don't think there's
glamour IN rhubdrb?
That's because you never heard
senator so on the subject Ted
Schroeder wasn't present to do
justice to the pride Of his district,
an Sen. MRS. Kathryn Malstrom
took over. When she glorifies a
victusl, If stays glorified.
A deh's coming-out party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Core Of the News
4. u :. MOVIE SCHEDULE

The fehrusry movie schedule for
Lincoln students ~ss announced
hy Lola Frisr.. visual education ~
rector. teasy Movies slated for
this month includ. "nashs- Hur-
dies Relays" IN. Feet" and
General Personal Hygiene" TOT
the boys rym on February 20.
"Goodhys Mr.. Germ. " with These
Weapons and High school STAT.
ins for the siris' sym On February
rs, "Iren Madonna 81 Nuremberg.
"czecho.laVakia" and SPANS Ro-
mantle Isles on February ~ for
the foreign language department
Rest butter down again q, the
Cow. adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Oregon Governors
Grandmother Dies

sAIEM. Ore.--aov. Charles A.
sprague received word from Cedar
Rapids. lows. 81 the death ~ his
grandmother. Mrs, Lucy sprsgus
Brooks she was io2 years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
Thinks Motion Pictures Offer Great
Opportunity for Musical Expression

Opera and Hollywood NAV be flirting sssin says
GLADYS Swarheut American soprano. who vii -
heard On Thursday At tho Temple theasr She denies
that Hollywood "a through with opera that the pubic
10 longer wants what the opera stars have 10 offer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

class A king. and counties In
the first class. including Pierce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
To me.r rm,'aspAy

A meeting of the Tacoma school
board sill he held At , 10 y m
Thursday. feb. Is, al the Central
school.
Hospital flowers. Him, Florist
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlsssiy hush poisons and
acid ffum kidneys aud rsiisss lrfita.
tons Of bladder 50 that you can stop
getting np nights" ret q ~ cent
psckag. ~ Gold Medal Hssrlsm on
Capsules and take as directed. Other
symptoms Of kidney and bladder
vssknessss may be srani. burning or
smsriinr passage - beokschs -- leg
cramps pury eyes Oct original
GOLD MEDAL Refuse . substitute.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

vest school district insurance
funds in government-insured bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-12

A deb. coming-out party
Evening star., 1941-12-21
EIks 10 Establish
Refresher Courses
For Future Pilots
Washington Lodge Sets
Months Quote Of
$4,000 Defense Bonds

Charles E. Ford, chairman Of
Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
National Defense Committee. last
week announced that the entire
resources of Washington Elks would
be united in an all-out effort to aid
our Government during the present
emergency"
Steps are being taken to estab-
lish "refreSher courses" for enlisted
men who desire to become aviation
cadets, but who do not have the
necessary college credits to pass the
rigid test required by the Army Air
Corps The lodge will provide the
course under direction from the
adjutant generals Office in con-
junction with other Elks lodges
throughout the Nation.
Exalted Ruler Allen j. Duvall has
appointed subcommittee to the
National Defense Committee to sell
Defense bonds to members of Wash
ington Lodge. A goal Of $50 900 be-
fore Christmas has been set.
The Elks minstrels under direc-
ton OF Herbert Leach will present
a minstrel show at Mount Alto Hos
pital on December 90
The Sumit Club will have a Christ
mas party tomorrow for all of its
members.
Reservations for the New Year
eve party must be made on or be-
fore December "a. Supper will be
served from 8 to IL pm. with dane
ing at 1870 pm.
The Elks Bowling League will
hold its annual Christmas party
Tuesday evening in conjunction
with the Elks Ladies Bowling
League.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Spanish War Veterans
To Honor Commander

A testimonial banquet in honor OF
Joseph r. Hanley of New York. ma
tional commander IN chief. United
Spanish War Veterans. will be held
at the Willard Hotel February IA
at 7:30 pm.
Past. Comdr. John w. Powell OF
Scranton, Pa. was enrolled in Gen
Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. /, at its
last meeting.
Col. James S. Petit Camp will
meet Tuesday at department head
quarters.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet Friday at Pythian Temple
Miles Auxiliary will hold Christ
mas party at Pythian Temple at
pm. Friday to provide gifts for pa
tients in veterans hospitals ano
toys for needy girls and boys.
Auxiliaries.
Meeting this week: Monday-Col
James S. Petit, Naval Lodge Hall
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Pyth'
ian Temple; Col. James S. Petit
Auxiliary elected the following Of
1icers:
President Margaret FELTON,; senior vice
presden sss Wooa snsT s'
Wildman: patriotic instructor, Clara
Easse: historian. Ethel Sendlak: conduc-
tor Dorothy Afford; assistant conductor
assistant guard, Mary Holt.
A Christmas party will be giver
December %.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Odd Fellows Lodge
Plans New Year Ball.;
Grand Officers Meet

Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows
will usher in the New Year with
ball in the temple, 4l9 Seventh street
NV. at 6 pm. December 81.
The Interstate Association Of
Grand Officers was organized last
week when officers of the nearby
States met with Grand Master
Ernest L. Loving and officials here.
A resolution was adopted to include
eligible membership from the Grand
Lodge, the Grand Encampment, the
Patriarchs Militant. the Association
of Ladies' Auxiliaries and officers Of
the Rebekah Assembly. Grand Mas
ter Charles NJ. Lewis of Maryland
presided.
The Ladies Auxiliary, Patriarchs
Militant, met last night with the
president, Mrs. Mary Custer. presid-
ing. A Christmas party was held.
Members whose birthdays are be-
tween January l and July enter
tained those whose birthdays fall in
| the last half Of the year
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet
at 7:30 pm. tomorrow. Mrs. Gun
son, noble grand. will preside. Elec-
ton of officers will be held. The
Rebekah degree will be conferred.
followed by Christmas party.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Job S Daughters

The entire membership In Wash
ington will unite in a church service
on December % at pm. at the
New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church, the Rev DR.. Peter Marshall
officiating. Line officers of all six
bethels are requested to wear robes.
Bethel No. s on December Is held
a majority service. Those receiving
honorary membership were Evelyn
Thring Eubank, Betty Eubank, Cleo
johnson Kelly and June Howell.
The bethel will hold open installa-
ton December 81, with Mary Jane
Hamm. retiring queen, as the in
stalling officer. Miss Mary Frances
Coen will be installed as honored
queen. Dancing will follow.
Following the meeting on Deem
Der 26. Bethel No will have a
Christmas party. Each member will
invite one girl who is eligible and
interested in joining the order.
Bethel No 2 will have Christmas
party and carol sing after the meet
ing Friday night. There will also be
initiation.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
D. T.. Co|ored Masons
Re-eIect Master
Royal ". Bailey

ROYAL w. Bailey was reelected
grand master of colored Masons of
the District of Columbia at the ses-
sion Wednesday night.
Other officers elected were:
Allan A. C. Gritt,h' deputy grand
Or: Sylvester F. Blackwell. srand treas
Z. T. Hawkins. Junior grand warden: Clar
ence Reed was reappointed srand publist.
Other elections were:
Fidelity Lodge-R W. Lancaster. master;
Wt pesS senior for warden samIe
Rudolph Steward. secretary: James L
Kinney, junior warden; Moses wilkinson.
Levi Woodson. tiler; Henry Smith. marshal;
J. G. Wells, senior master Of ceremonies;
James Mason: Junior master of ceremonies;
Beverley Broadus. junior steward; Bradford
Williams chaplain. and Past Masters
samusl Bay Bay and III Drew. trustees.
Susie Moten. illustrious COMMANDERS; Ger
trude Chisley, first lieutenant; Julia Willis,
second lieutenant; Clara Y. Lewis. first
Dozier, oriental suidess: Irene W. Smith,
inside spy. and Mary johnson. outside spy
James H. Hill Lodge-Augustus A Hill,
master: Henry Cross senior warden; Hugh
Douelas. junior warden: Past Master James
A. Davis, secretary; Past Master Andrew
J. White, treasurer: Henry Brown. senior
deacon; James Crutchfleld. Junior deacon:
Robert Cross. senior steward: Richard
Wilson. junior steward; the Rev Arthur
Chichester, chaplain: j. A. Hill, marshal,
and Henry Mitchell, tiler /
The Most ROYAL Grant Court OF the
Order of Cyrenes-Mrs> hez W. Clomax.
grand royal commanders: William
Carmichael. grand royal chief engineer;
Mary washington; grand deputy com.
engineer: Jeannette Carmichael grand
Magdalene: Arosia P. Lucas. grand Martha;
Mayme Stewart grand secretary; Abble
Gather, grand treasurer; Salie NJ. Stock
ton. NJ. K. Kelson and A. Gather. Grand
trustees; Maude jackson. grand inspectress;
Sarah MOXley grand senior steward;
Deana Patrick. Junior steward; Sarah T
standard bearer: Mary L. Howard inside
sentinel; Henry T. Redmon. outside senti-
mel: Pearl D. D. Smallwood. court musician:
Daisy B. Hite, grand lecturer, and 8. M.
Stockton. grand C. C. F. c.
Widows Son Lodse-Andrew Reid,
master: Thomas K Overton. secretary;
Hugh c. Russell. senior warden: Nicholas
B. Thomas. Junior warden; C. Ulysses
Edwards, assistant secretary; Richard
Turner, treasurer; George Keyes. senior
deacon; J. T. Taylor, junior deacon; T. T
F!etcher' senior master OF ceremonies;
monies; Reginald Worrell junior steward:
Morgan Brown. chaplain: Wiley Parks, tiler,
and c. K Burns, marshal.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Ladies' Auxiliary,
Ancient Order Of Hiberniuns

Junior Division No. met at the
home of Miss Anne Foster and made
arrangements for their Christmas
dance, which will be held at the
home OF Miss Ellen Collins the eve
ming Of December 26.
No. 9 Division was formed. The
charter officers we're: President,
Miss Ellen Collins: vice president,
Mary Agnes Cummings; recording
secretary, Elinor Cluster: financial
secretary, Helen DAILY; treasurer
Ruth Knighting: chairman Of Irish
history, Anne Foster; sentinel
Frances Collins; mistress at arms
Katherine Barstrom. and chairman
Of Standing Committee, Margaret
Cummings. They will be installed
by the District president, Miss Mary
E. Cleary, at the first quarterly meet
ing in January
Junior Division No. 2 will have
its Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. M. j. Ready December 26 from
2 to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
American Gold Stor Mothers

Grace Darling Seibold Chapter
held election of officers last Tues
day at the Y. w. c. A, with the
president, Mrs. Franklin P. Nash
presiding.
They are: Mrs Mary K. Killeen, presi-
dent Mrs Fannie Meeks, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs Margaret Loveless. second vice
president; Mrs Katherine Faean, third vice
president; Mrs Mary M. Gibbs, cor1 espond-
ing secretary: Mrs. Rose Conway Stetson,
recording secretary: Mrs. Edna Boardma n.
treasurer: Mrs Franklin p. Nash, chap
lain; Mrs. Della Barber sergeant at arms;
Mrs Lottie Davis and Mrs. Matilda Clark
coior-bearers; Mrs. w. J. Seelye. historian
Mrs CarlySle Gordon, custodian of rec
ords. Mrs George @. Seibold and Mrs. Hat
tie Hurley, counselors.
Installation will be held at the
January meeting with the national
President, DR.. Emma L. Balcom
presiding A number Of national
officers Of Gold Star Mothers plan
to be in Washington during the
third week Of January. to attend the
annual women's patriotic confer
ence on national defense.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Legion Sponsors Patriotic
Program at Shepherd School
Fort Stevens Post Commander Will
Present Flag, Stoff and STANDARD

Comdr. Frank B. Bloom of Fort
Stevens Post, District OF Columbia
Department of the American Le-
gion. accompanied by his staff, the
color guard and senior drum and
bugle corps, will conduct patriotic
program at the Shepherd School
Fourteenth street and Kalmia road
NV, at pm. tomorrow.
On behalf of the post Comdr
Bloom will present silk flag, staff
and standard to the school, A
Christmas program will be presented
by the Shepherd Parent-Teacher
Association.
The Senior Drum and Bugle Corps
will meet at pm. Tuesday at the
Roosevelt High School Recreation
Center.
Past Comdr. John T. Long, chair
man of the Fort Stevens Post
Christmas Benefit Committee, an
nounces members of the committee
will assemble at the club rooms,
1924 Georgia avenue NV, WedneS-
day afternoon.
The post has organized civilian
defense committee. headed by the
commander. with subcommittee in
charge of other post officers, for
each of the 10 civilian defense areas
in the Fort Stevens community.
National Comdr. Lynn U. SIAM
baugh has authorized the holding
of the 1912 national rehabilitation
conference in Baltimore January l9
to 81. This will be the first time
the conference will not be held
there. The change was decided on
because of better facilities in Bal
timore.
Members OF Capital Transit Post