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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-06-06

I am only a dime,
I am not on speaking terms with
the butcher,
am too small to buy quart of
ice cream,
I am not large enough to purchase
box of candy,
I cannot be exchanged for a gal
Ion of gasoline,
I am too small to buy an adult
ticket to a movie,
I am hardly fit for a tip. But
believe me,
When / go to church on Sunday,
I am considered SOME MONEY!
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Jensen POI Pam. RI 7. on szss
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Phone Want Ads TO Main Ssh
State Regulated Lenders
BENEFICIAL
LOANS

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WITHOUT EMBARRASSMENT
take IS long ss 20 months 70
repay.
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town for a long time. - Ws know
pretty well the kind % service YOU
want We don't bother you for =
lot Of security or ask You % set
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worry about Us embarrassing you
BY askinE questions o. your friends
o. employer about your credit II
you're trustworthy and able %
repay a loan IN sensible monthly
instruments you can get the cash
you want here-tust hY coming in
and telling ~ about your situation.
COMMON SENSE rates under
STATE regulation YOU choose
your own payments loans are
made on your signature alone or on
your car or furniture.
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Riya. Stay Way From Ny Door

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Beauty Parlors
Berry Pickers
Transportation

INDEPENDENT DOLLAR LINE, s. F..
$3.50: new low fare to Portland and
L. A. Croft Hotel. 1919 Pacific
Main s06l
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Box 3ss Taeorns Midland
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CARFTAKER with knowledge OF gar
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water, cabin. vegetables and wv
month. RID No. 2. Box 100,
Auburn.
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sacka DAYS. ewes. sunday Ma zsial
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CALL o. sofa FOR BULL OF boar
service: also Billy EoAts for service
Prompt delivery A SCH HEitLLEft
ssfh ana Waller road
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TRADE 1879 sAah sedan, sooa motor
tires for boat Or Ehat7 1901 81 J
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BULL and boar service tested. o. 30.
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Evening star., 1941-02-28
French Cabinet Reaches
Decision on Position

VICHY, France, Feb. % tP.-Ths
French cabinet announced tonight
it had decided the governments
position on the French -Thailand
negotiations in Toxic" but did not
disclose the nature of the decision.
While the cabinet was in session,
however, an official spokesman de-
ClaTed that France is obligated to
conserve the integrity of her en-
pire-by the terms of the armistice
with Germany"
This was in comment on reports
that Japan had served France with
an ultimatum demanding her agree
ment to the ceSsion of parts of Indo-
China to Thailand.
The spokesman would not confirm
that Japan had served an ultimatum
but said the Japanese strongly ex-
pressed their desire to see the nego-
tiations ended quickly
Toxic reported that an uuti-
matum's time limit-midnight
Toxic time-expired without
French answer. The French
cabinet met after that hour
pm. Vichy timeJ
The Far Eastern crisis was con-
sidered at a meeting in which the
ministers were joined by the secre-
taries of state-"as an exceptional
measure" it was explained.
A brief communique issued after
ward merely reported the meeting
decided the governments position" :"
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Federal Grand Jury
To Probe Charges
Against Petriho
Musicians Union Head
Accused Of Conspiring
To Set Up Monopoly
BY the Associated Press.

The Justice Department an
nounced today Federal grand jury
soon would be ordered to investi-
gate charges that James c. Petrillo
OF Chicago. president of the Amer
ican Federation of Musicians "a. F.
L.. had conspired with booking
agencies and radio broadcasting
chains lin an attempt to destroy
the American Guild of Musical Art
lists and monopolize one phase Of
music.
Like the American Federation of
Musicians, the guild is an affiliate
of the American Federation of La
Dor. The A G. M. AS A. F. l..
connection is through Associated
Actors and Artists of America.
Waters to Direct Inquiry.
Department officials said it had
not been determined where the
grand jury would be convened. The
investigation will be directed by
Victor o. Waters, who recently han
died the cases which led to consent
DEGREES involving the American So
ciety of Composers, Authors and
Publishers "a. S. C. A. pD and
Broadcast Music. Inc (B. M L..
The DEGREES settled antitrust
charges growing out of the fight
over radio music.
The A. G. M A. is headed by
Lawrence Tibbett and includes
Jascha Heifetz, Albert Spalding
Jose 1turbi, Lauritz Melchior, Grace
Moore, Mischa Elman. Lily Pons,
Gladys Swarthout and John Nc
Cormack.
Their organization was formed in
1886, the department said. Ito pro-
tect themselves in negotiating con-
tracts with booking agencies and
broadcasters."
Force" Is Charged.
The statement added that it now
was charged that Petrillo had at
tempted to destroy A. G. M. A. and
. to force the artists either to join his
own union, the A F. NJ, or to lose
the benefits of union protection"
Complaints have also been madS
to the department" the statement
said, that broadcasting chains and
booking agencies have combined to
monopolize the business of arrang-
ing concert tours and other public
performances of interpretive artists
who are members of A. G. M. A.
and to dictate the terms under which
such appearances can be made"
Evening star., 1941-02-28
George Says Wheeler
.FiIibusters Against
Measure
Debate on Bill Becomes
Bitter Personal Quorrel
Among Democrats
Earlier Story on Page Ally
By ]. A. OIFARY.

The lease lend bill was submerged
this afternoon in bitter personal
debate among Senate Democrats
during which Chairman George of
the Foreign Relations Committee
accused Senator Wheeler, leading
opponent of the measure. of con-
Quoting a filibuster against it.
The sharp controversy which in
volved MANY Democratic Senators
also was turned into row over
whether the Democratic National
Convention where President Roose-
welt was reneminated for a third
term was free and open conven-
ton"
Senator Wheeler. Democrat, OF
Montana read lengthy prepared
speech during the afternoon. declar-
ing at one point that a provision in
the legislation limiting 81 800, 900 900
the amount of existing military
equipment that the President could
transfer to belligerents was mean
ingless Senator Wheeler said the
President could give away what he
wished and place. any value he
wished on the materials transferred
Charges Filibuster.
Il deny that" Senator George
shouted, leaping to his feet. Il
don't think the Senator wants to
make q foolish spectacle here on the
floor. He can if he wants to-"
Senator George and Senator
Wheeler both talked at once, but.
finally. his voice high, Senator
Wheeler asserted that Il have the
floor"
"Yes." Senator George shot back
(See BRITISH AID, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Britons' Food Rations
Better Than Nazis',
U. s. Report Says
War Has Boosted Prices
In Eneiond, but Not in
Germany, Survey Adds
By Tire Associated Press.

By Tire Associated Press.
Great Britain can maintain pres
ent rations of essential foods, the
Agriculture Department said today,
even if sea warfare slashes imports
to 40 per cent of average pre-war
levels for fats and 80 per cent for
bacon and ham and sugar.
These estimates were based on the
assumption of no startling shifts in
domestic production, and discounted
the influence of changes in reserve
stocks.
The departments survey found
Britain faring better than Germany
in essential foods, but said the war
had boosted prices there but not in
the Reich.
Reporting on the British rationing
system. the department said that in
the first war year imports of food
far exceeded the levels believed
necessary to maintain present
(See RATIONS, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Feb. 28 lP.-.
Stocks steady; utilities in late re-
covery. Bonds higher; rails again
in demand. Foreign exchange
quiet: Canadian dollar improves.
Cotton higher. trade and mill
buying. Sugar firm; buying by
trade and commission houses.
Metals steady; quicksilver ad-
vances on Government buying.
Wool tops improved; March COW
ering and trade buying.
CHICAGO. - Wheat higher;
short covering, speculative buy
ing. Corn firm with wheat. Hogs
mostly steady, spots 5-10 up:
top $50. Cattle all classes
steady; steers scarce.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
0. P. N. Investigates
tungsten Shortage
For Defense Needs
Tool Makers Urged
To Develop Substitutes
For VitoI MoterioI
Earlier Story on Page B-I4.)

lEdTntT StOTy tOn TdSc b-if'I
The ONCE of Production Manage
ment announced today that it is
investigating the difficult situa-
ton" in tungsten defense supplies.
The problem involving tungsten,
a vital metal used in making high
speed cutting tools and military
products, was discussed by repre-
sentatives of the tool steel industry
and representatives of o. P. MS
minerals and metals group of the
priorities division at meeting In
New York, according to E. r. Stet-
tinius. jr., director of priorities.
Tool steel manufacturers have
been urged to develop substitutes
for tungsten whenever possible,
Mr.. Stettinius said, and emphasis
has been given the necessity for
filling defense orders ahead of nom
defense requirements.
While large supplies have been
(See PRIORITTES, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Glass Asks F. B. |. to Check
On Demonstrating Mothers

order of which any self-respect-
ing fishwife would be ashamed.
These misguided people brought
inconvenience to my office en-
ployes and to persons attempts
ing to visit my office on legiti-
mate business. 1t is my under
standing that they have taken up
their abode in Washington for
several weeks and have consist
emily made themselves offensive
in the Capital buildings.
Therefore, I have asked the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
to determine who is financing
their unpleasant visit. what
agents and organizations are di-
recting them.
Il likewise believe that it would
be pertinent to inquire whether
they are mothers. For the sake
of the race, l devoutly hope
not"
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Vichy Cabinet
Decides Stand
In Dispute
Soigon-t o-Honoi
Communications
Interrupted
Earlier Story on Page A-1)

BY the Associated Press.
SAIGON. French Indo-China,
Feb. 28-French authorities here
and elsewhere in Southern Indo-
China began taking air raid pre-
cautions tonight as the crisis grip
ping East Asia became more tense.
oAt Vichy, the French cabinet
said it had reached a decision
on the government position re-
garding the Indo-China disputeD
Communications northwsrd with
Hanoi were interrupted. and it was
not known what was taking place
there.
Authorities placed guards around
the Continental Hotel, where the
Japanese Armistice Supervisory
Commission is staying.
Only a short time before it was
reported without confirmation that
81 japanese warships of various size
we're cruising in the Gulf Of Siam
and other waters nearby.
Authorities declined to predict
what might happen and adopted q
"wait-and-see attitude. This dis
patch was filed in Saigon at $40
pm,-e:l0 pm, Toxic time, 7:1o
am. E. S. t..
Evening star., 1941-02-28
WHikie Booster
Gets J Years for
Staying Tounter
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Feo. 28.-Forest Gillum,
Sc, ardent Willkie booster. was sem
tenced to two years in the peni-
tentiary today for killing a Roose-
velt supporter who chided him about
Mr.. WILKES defeat.
Gillum, who won considerable
publicity here by wearing huge
Willkie button during the last cam
paign, pleaded guilty to man.
slaughter.
Judge Willis G. Sears held the
crime was committed in sudden
rage at 'ill-timed" amusement at
Gillum's expense. Public Defender
James OBrien declared Gillum was
inflated like balloon" because of
all the attention his button got.
After Willkie. god TO this man,
was defeated, these people chided
him numerically. He just reached
the end of his resistance"
Gillum slashed the throat OF Alb
ner Tunspall. 55.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Earlier Story on Page A-8.

Earlier Story on Page A-S).
Senator Glass. Democrat. OF
Virginia. said date today he had
asked the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation to determine who is
financing" a delegation of women
that has been staging demonstra-
tions on Capitol Hill in opposi-
ton to the e-lend bill. Sena-
tor Glass announcement followed
a demonstration by so of the
women in front of his office this
morning which was broken up by
Capitol police, who arrested two
of the group.
The Virginian issued the fol-
lowing statement:
"A group of women represent
ing themselves to be mothers.
and describing themselves as
members of something they call
a mothers mobilization, created
at nv office today noisy dis
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Delay in Operation
Related by Woman
Al Doctors Trial
Treatment Given Woman
Pretty Terrible
Witness Says
Earlier Story on Page BID
By HAROLD b. ROGERS.

The case of woman emplOye of
Group Health Association whose de-
layed operation at Garfield Hospital
previously had been characterized by
a witness in the antitrust medical
case as pretty terrible" was re-
viewed by her before the jury this
afternoon.
Mrs Mary Frances Stuart Maury.
now of Charlottesville, Va. the
patient in the case, told the jury
how she became unconscious. was
Evening star., 1941-02-28

The entries:
Midland, Porter's Cap, Challedon,
Gen1 Manager, Royal Crusader, Bay
View, Viscounty, Can't Wait, Sweep
ida, Hysterical, Woof Woof, Boiling
broke Beautiful II, Rough Pass,
Wedding Call, Fairy Chant and
Welcome Pass.
Howard's double threat came as a
surprise to most experts at the
track. He had been expected to
seek the big purse with only one
contender, Midland, the heavy fa-
vorite.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
American Wheat Urged
For Unoccupied Frunce
R~ the Associated Press.

RN Ire ASsOclated Press.
VICHY. Feb. 28.-Jean Achard,
French secretary of state for sup
plies, announced today that the un-
occupied zone would have to bear
the brunt of drastic new food re-
strictions and appealed to the United
States for 5000 900 quintals (about
% 900 900 bushels) of wheat to ease
the coming food crisis
He said the bread ration will be
reduced by one-fifth in the un-
occupied zone. but not at all in the
occupied area because the latter
has sufficient stocks" ....
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Five Yonkees Left UNSIGNED

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Feb. %
P)-Only five New York Yankees
remained unsigned today as Out
fielder Tommy Heinrich accepted
terms for 1941. Henrichis expected
to report here on Monday. when the
American I,eaguers' second squad is
due in camp.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Jenkins ScoIes l34,
Ambers 140T2 for FIGHT

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Light-
weight Champion Lew Jenkins of
'Sweetwater, Tex. weighed 1874
pounds today for his 10-round, nom
title bout at Madison Square Garden
tonight with former Champ Lou
Ambers. Ambers scaled 140k.
Evening star., 1941-02-28

sent to the hospital and, after a
delay which seemed to her rather
long" underwent an operation.
After Mrs Maury's testimony DR..
Allen E. Lee, formerly Group
Health Association, took the stand
and told how he had examined the
patient. recommended an operation
and called DR.. H. H. Schoenfeld,
surgeon, member of the District
Medical Society, to perform the op-
Grafton.
When DR.. Lee reached the point
in his testimony where he said he
CSee DOCTORS, Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Howard and Brunn Entries
Lead Suntu Anitu Field of IL
Earlier Story on Page C-1)

Earlier Story on Page C-1)
By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 28.-Headed
by Charles S. HoWards favored Mo-
land and Porter's Cap and Will
liam L. Brann'S mighty Challedon,
II candidates were named today
to race in the 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap tomorrow.
Rain and a muddy track were
predicted Several of the entries
probably will be scratched before
post time at 4;22 pm. CP. S. T)
for the IL mile battle.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Walter E. O'Horo Dies in Auto Crash

TAUNTON Mass. LP.--Walter E.. OHara, former horse
racing magnate. killed today automobile collision
miles here The former Providence R. L. news
paper publisher in the national spotlight during dispute
Rhode authorities while managing director
Narragansett The big racing plant finally
closed by National Guardmen called out by the Cover
Mr. OHara later gave up his track interests and
sold his newspaper, the Providence Star-Tribune.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
By the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200; claiming:
maiden 2-year- -olds: nursery course, chute.
Islams Islam CAndeTSonl 80 80 800
a Storm Cock lChestnuD so 23lo
Ripplet lsteffenI $50
Also rsn-Valedove. a Jaltar. Abrupt.
served. Grandiloouent. waddy and Rolls
Privitte and Whitley stsble-Bstchelor
entry, Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 200: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: : furlongs Chute
Sresny Garner, SO 4.@Soo
Highomar T1on a SArcaro' 800
Also e' ran MoonfoIy. syls Betty. The
Thrush, Darby Dallas, Pan, Of Dice, weisen,-
heimer' Lady Infinite and Court Counsel.
DAILY Double paid Sl46.4OD
THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; maiden
3-year-olds and up; furlonss.
F:6taEties F.6s RiSs 1B6eEsso Be.E $50 1880 SO o
Brooklandvile, tMcCrearyI $50
1nso@ AnS er F GPs rP Pas RGN Bsf s5ss
mine, obisbo and Bond Hill.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 81 200: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ls miles.
Sunabell Connolly ll.s0 $40 4.6n
Out of Fire Emery 300 $50
Dunfrese (MacAndrewS 1880
Also ran-Cynic Kins, Col Scott Mead
ow Morn. Alcs Slsht Error, Flushing,
Geo Krehbiel and Sure Swift.
FIFTH RACE-The Titusvine. Grade c
Handicap. purse 81 400: 3-year-odS and
up: !. miles, on the turf.
Silent Witness MEADE 400 300 750
Waugh Pop tLindbergb $50 $50
CounterpoiSe tArcarol 800
Also ran-Time o War, Sun Mica, Day
OF and Timeful
SIXTH RAcE-The Evening Handicap;
purse $4,000 added; 3year-oldS and up;
fllies and mares; lie miles.
Dorimar (McCrearyl $40 4.20 3.10
c Jeanne dare MacAndrews) $50 $40
a SilveStra tHsskelD 400
Time. sos.
Also ran-a Unerrins Montsin, b One
Jest. b Moja. Doghouse. War Beauty:
Miss Quiz, Harp Weaver, Up the Hill
and Rose Anita.
Woolford Farm entry.
bW. C. Winfrey-C. Putnam entry.
cJ. Keene entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 400: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: e furlongs.
Shortstop (Atkinsonl $500 1910 80
Bay Carse (Roberts) $50 $40
Bashi BaZouk May 740
Time III 3-5
Also ran-RehearSal Masic Stream,
Wise Bee and ArmOr
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Six Hurt in Traffic Accident

Six persons including two and 4yearod child,
brought Casualty Hospital late today with injuries
received in traffic accident Oak Crest Md Most Ser
Ously hurt Christian Hoffman of Demar N j., and his
young Christian. jr Both unconscious Others
hurt the accident details of which available i'm
mediaely Mrs Hoffman Richard Kindt of Washington
and Mr. and Mrs. Foldes, Hollis. N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Defense Housing Bill Goes to Senate

Legislation permit the Federal Housing Administration
insure maximum of of mortgages for defense
housing passed by the House today and sent to the
Senate The authority to continue until July l. 1912
would require private capital to make 10 cent cash
payment such projects with the F H. A nsuring loan
the remaining 80 per cent
Evening star., 1941-02-28
R. A. F. Claims 26 Planes Bogged in Albania

ATHENS -British fighter planes shot down 26 italian
warplanes the Southern Albanian 'front.' the Royal Air
tonight Nine others seriously dam
stated it doubtful they able to reach
Every British plane said the communique, returned
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Suntu Anito

FIRST RACE-PurSe. 81 $40; allov-
ances; 2-year-olds; 3 furlongs
Bird High (SauterD 20.SO 1900 $50
Sun Ted (Rodriguez) 34.SO 1880
Bold Luzy GRAY 300
Time. 80 4-5
Also rRn--Valdins Alden. StepSome
EQuipet GRAY Mystery. Mulligatavney,
TrrEey Tom, Milk Route, Sense and cot
Good.
Evening star., 1941-02-28

LONDON QF-Air raid sirens walled in London early to-
light after gales the English Channel had enforced
uIl in the aerial siege of Britain The government said
bombs dropped during the day at Dover but other
wise there hardly enemy air activity this coun-
trv
Evening star., 1941-02-28
GERMANS ON MARCH; GUARD CIRCLES SOFIA
Takes Air Raid Precautions After japanese atum Expires
Late News Flashes
6. I. 0. Strikes at Harvester Plant

CHICAGO HP.-The c. I. o. Farm Equipment Workers
Organizing Committee called strike at the huge McCor
mick works of the nternaona Harvester Co. this afternoon
Robert Travis union leader the plant said the strike
100 cent effective Men leaving the works and
several thousand formed mpromptu picket line around
the plant Strike declared the wakout
ordered after International Harvester had refused repeatedly
to meet with the union and negotiate demands Strikes al
ready progress at the tractor here
and at plants in Rock Falls Ill., and Richmond, Ind.
Evening star., 1941-02-28

BERLIN PVchy reports that coastal strip of France
English Channel being cleared of French residents
in Informed quarters in Berlin tonight with shrug
and the remark That is military matter pure and SIM
which, of course, unable any nfor
nation"
Evening star., 1941-02-28
British Raid Italian Positions Near Cheren

CAIRO Egypt H1Air units supporting Brtalns Erlt-
offensive casualties and considerable dam
age in bomb and machine raids Italian positions south
Of Cheren, R. communique said today The Cheren
ASnara railroad likewise attacked
Earlier Story o Page A-10
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Knudsen Proposes Dispute Cancellation Plan

William S. Knudsen proposed late today conciliation
plan for labor disputes defense industries including
cooling period strikes Under the proposal
both sides would be compelled to comply with factfndng
report from the Office of Production Management lose
their rights before the National Labor Relations Board Mr.
KnudSen. P. M director the suggestions
randum to the House Judiciary Committee.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
BimeIech Is 1-to-2 Fuvorite
In Early Odds for Widener
Earlier Story on Page C-1.)

PARK, Fla. Feb 28Folowng is the lineup for the
handicap for yearolds ~
uhich is q be rim
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Racing Results
Hiuleuh Park

Rossvans, Other Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Air Raid Sirens Wall in London

Earlier Story on Pag,
Evening star., 1941-02-28

a Greentree Stable entry.
b Circle M Ranch entry.
c Woodvale Farm entry.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Nozis Shrug at Report of Removals

Earlier Story on Page A-1)