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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-23
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La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Un tejano gano ell tomeo de pistola caEbre Y
Reeves, de Detroit, qued6 en- segundo lugar

I'm ciudadano del Estado &c
Texas, Loyce McCasland, gan6
aver ell campeonato nacional de
trio de pistola calibre %, en- es-
ia ciudad, con un total de 1863
puntos, en- seis etapas,
AL vencedor lie sera entrega-
do ell trofeo de la West Florida
Racing and A. Association.
Harry Reeves, del team de
Detroit, finaliz6 en- segundo lug
gar, con 866. LIE TOGO Ell tercer
pueSto, con 865, a Arnvid And
erson, del departamento del te-
soro de la naci6n.
William j. Davis, de Tampa,
finaliz6' EN- ell quinto puesto.
Charles Askins, de Ell Paso,
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Fiscales

FiScdles
Tai como nosotros aprecia-
mos las cosas, en- los barrios la
tinos sigue adquiriendo fuerza
Ia candidatura de Jose Williams
ell fiscal del Condado.
Williams ha venido asistiell.
do a todas las fiestas de la colo
mia latina, no en- los dltimos me-
ses, sino desde mucho antes de
cue fuera electo.
No es Ell "apretador" de ma
nos de Ultima bora, sine de to-
do Ell ano, y este Sc aprecia de-
bidamente por la comunidad la
tina.
Williams pertenece, ademas,
a una de las logias locales de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

gan6 Ell trofeo BauScr y Lomb,
con una anotaci6n de 374 pun
toS.
I'm miembro del team de Ia
Policfa de Tampa, Rollo STAN
dau, anot6 298 en- Ell s6ptimo
match, la misma anotaci6n que
do la victoria a Alfred Hemm-
ing, de Detroit.
C. A ."Smitty" Brown es e.
director del torneo. Hasta eli sa
bado Sc continuara tirando.
participant en- las competen-
cias teams del Ejercito y la Po-
licia de Cuba, Mexico y otros
pa1ses.
Con rev6lveres calibre 80 Sc
tirara hoy, discutiendose Ell tro
fec /, w. Phillips.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
DEL PALENOUE POLITTCO

I'm Juzgddo
1'odc elector latino capaz DE-
apreciar los problemas que e
atahen, tiene ell deber, en- nues-
ira modesto opinion, de votar
por Ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her
nandez ~ los comicios prim&-
rios de mayo.
Nc pedimos nosotros que Sc
vote por Lorenzo por ser natl
Vo de Cuba, pertenecer a la no
bic familia Hernandez y ,haber
pasado su nihez y juventud en-
Ybor City; pedimos que Sc vo-
tie por el, teniendo en- cuenta ST
habilidad probada como juez,
su bOndad reconocida, su amor
a las instituciones americans
y, sobre TODD, porque durante a.
nos y amos ha prestado muehos
y v~aliosos buenos servicios a la
comunidad latina.
Lorenzo es un hombre capaz
para ell puesto que d~esempeiia.
y al mismo tempo conoce a fon-
do la complieada psicologia de
la honesta poblaci6n latina de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Harold Strauss

Anatole France no fue un
genio natural, impulsado a los
ardores de una tarea literaria
por alg1n oscuro fermento en-
su espiritu. No; y en- un grade
desconocido en- America, ex-
cepto quiza en- los reducidos
clrculos intelectuales de Bos
ton en- ell siglo pasado; hasta
un grade raras wees igualado
aun en- las centalizadas oligar-
quias literarias del mismo Pa
ris, Anatole France fue un es-
critor hecho. Fue primaria-
mente un producto de la &C.
con y la reaction de las bien
articuladas fuerzas literarias
de su tempo. Las influencias
que 10 formaron son tan clara
mente assemblies que no de-
jan lugar en- su ser para ell so
brenatural accidente del genio.
France era perezoso Y des-
cuidado, pero tuvo la buena
suerte de caer bajo Ia influen
cia de meNores dotsdos de
una formidable decision, tales
como Madame dc Cailavet.
Bien fuese suyo 0 ajeno ell pro-
p6sito, ell desarrollo de Fran
ce fue consciente y lleno dc
resolution. I'm autor de esta
calidad sc convierte ahora en-
la preciada presa de un de-
tective literario con la men,
talidad del professor Dargan.
Ell padre de France fu6 un
conocido ibrero parisiense, bi
bli6grafo, monarqico, y ro-
mantico violento aficionado a
la defamation de brillantes
parrafos de Chateaubriand.
Como resultado de un proce-
so de reacci6n, indudablemeD-
tie inculc6 en- su hijo ell cons
tante radicalismo, humanismO
y odio especffico de Chateau
BRAND, que siempre demostr6.
Y sin embargo, como Influenza
positiva, ell padre suministr6 el
ambiente literario en- ell dual
estuvo sumergido desde una
temprana edad.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
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La gaceta., 1940-03-13
ANATOLE FRANCE
"New York Herald Tribune

La segunda Influenza de inn
portancia sobre Ell joven fue su
intensa educaci6n clasica. Fue
un estudiante terco y refracta-
RIO que LEILA POGO de 10 que lie
exigfan sus metodioos maestros,
pero que LEILA apasionadamente
todos los demas libros. BESIDE
una temprana edad adquiri6 e!
halbito de recitar de memoria
trozos de los clasicos griegos y
romanos, y de Racine y Rabe-
lais, que eran sus fdolos entire
los autores franceses. Este ha-
bito fructific6 en- una profusi6n
de citas no mencionadas, suavi-
zadas y'dulcificadas en- su me-
moria y d~iestramente combina-
das en- su limpida narration, Pc
70 citas no obstante que Sc dis
tlnguian en- toda su obra.
La tercera Influenza fue Al
phonse Lemerre, editor suave y
emprendedor ante quien Anato-
lie sc presentd el mismo como
eel hijo de su padre. En- Ell pi-
so encima una intensa y a wees
turbulenta banda de ne6fitos,
los futures parnasianos, con GU
vas fortunas France estuvo lar
go tempo identificado. FL reco-
nocido jefe del grupo era Le-
comte de Lisle, aquel altivo g
hieratico poeta que habia alcan
zado va una discreta fama Goa
la metalica magnificencia de
su estilo. Opuso ell formalismo
severe y la precision contra Ia
expression de la emoci6n perso-
nal, a las incongruencias de HUI
go y de la moribunda escuela
romantica.
Antes de ingresar en- ell grupo
del piso alto, France sirvi6 su a.
prendizaje en- Ell piso inferior.
Su titulo era ell de "escoliasta e.
ditorial de los clasicos". 10 que
guerra decir que escribfa cortos
prefacios para las reproduccio-
mes que hacia Lemerre de las o.
bras de autores famosos. Esa
labor lanz6 q France como crfti-
co, ocupaci6n que, aun cuando
se lie recuerda ahora principal
mente como novelista, lie proper
gran fama entire sus con-
temporaneos. Ciertamente al
lado de Brunetiere Y Jules Lee
maitre, Anatole France lleg6 a
ser en- 1886 ell mas notable crfti-
co frances. Y este significaba
algo en- aquellos dias, cHando ia
critica era poderosa. BESIDE ell
de observation de su CO
semanal, su suave pero
peligrosa ironia hizo fracasar a
mas de un escritor, mientras
que su elogio y padrinazgo, So
clad Y lit~erariamente, lograron
establecer a mas de un ne6fito.
Pero antes de alcanzar esta
posici6n de poderio, cay6 dra-
maticamente bajo la cuarta ma
yor Influenza en- su vida: Ma
dame Leontine Armen de CAR
llavet. Esta RIGA Y decidida mu-
jer con pretensiOnes Intellectual
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

su furia en- esta ciudad y IL
gui5 canine de Texas luego
de producer la muerte a trece
personas y heridas a 81.
Los danos en- los terrenos de
la Feria Sc calculan en- mas de
500, 900 y en- toda la ciudad
en- mas de un million.
Ell c%ampamento de aviaci6n
de Bardksdale sufri6 ligeros
danos.
Entire los muertos figura Ell
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
DOrnlida

La campana de Francis P.
Whitehair, en- cuanto a propa-
ganda intelligence y eficaz, esta
"dormida" en- Tampa, o pare
ce estarlo.
Morris White tiene sebre sus
hombros una gran responsible
dad, compartida por Pat, GUAM
do sc tiene en- cuenta la crecien-
te animation" de dos amigos
de Holland, Fraser y Patty.
Whitehair tiene tuna mala
propaganda en- los barrios la
tinos y en- los districts de cuba
nos, ~espaholes e italianos ell n1-
nero de electores es grande.
No debe olvidarse, por ejem-
.plO, que un senador de los Esta-
dos UnldoS fue reelect0 median-
te 5000 votos que los elatinos''
lie dieron.
Holland cuenta con un grupC
habil y Simpatico; Patty aumen.
ia Ell nimero de sus partidarios
y Fraser pudiera ser ell candida.
to de la sorpresa a la bora d.
c0ntar los vOtOs,
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

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La gaceta., 1940-03-13

La. mejor prueba de que el
juez Hines, de la Corte de Ia
Criminal, cuenta con la sincera
simpatia de la colonia latina,
fue dada la Semana pasada, en-
81 Cfrculo Cubano, la noche del
Cabaret de La Verbena.
Primero fueron namados por
el comandante Mackler ell secre-
tario de Estado Gray y otras
personalidades. Hubo palmadas
para los altos funcionarios; Pc
re los aplausos Sc redoblaron,
con extraordinario vigor, GUAM
do Sc hizo la presentation de
Hines,
Nosotros interpretamos esos
aplausos como que la colonia Ia.
tina aprecia la actuaci6n digna
pundonorosa y benevolente de-
joven magistrate.
Hines tenia muy pocos ami.
Cos en- Ybor City cuando fue e.
lecto, en- las pasadas eleccionez.
Nosotros lie apoyamos entonces
y ahora tenemos Ell mismo gus.
to.
Honor a quien honor merece,
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
Se aconseja a las muchachas
que conStruyan para aIiWc

y durante eel tempo, para ayudar
a disminuir los efectos del periodic de
incomodidad. Pero ell principal uso
del CARDUI es contribuir a aumen-
tar ell apetito; estimular la corriente
del jugo gastrico; ayudar asi a la di-
gesti6n; asistir en- construir la resis-
tencia fisica v de este modo reducir
y aliviar la incomodidad ~peri6dica.
Las mujeres han venido usando ell
CARDUI por mas de 80 amos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

La falta de conocimiento causa a
muchas j6venes debiles, desnutridas,
una gran proportion de sufrimiento.
Muchas otras, no obstante, saben
como los dolores de cabeza, nervio-
sidad, dolores parecidos a calambres
de la disminorrea Functional Sc deben
a la mala nutrici6n v son aliviados
por Ell propio uso del CARDUI.
Algunas 10 toman unos dias antes
La gaceta., 1940-03-13
ENFERMO Ell
JOHNSON

Washington, MARIO l3-Pa
ra una operation menor ingre-
SO aver en- ell hospital Walter
Reed ell general Hugh S. John
son. BESIDE hace algdn tempo
ell general padece de una sfec
ci6n intestinal.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

~capitalista T. K. Giddens, que
en- ell momento de pasar ell tor
nado visitaba a uno de sus in
quilinos, un negro.
La guardia nacional presta
servicios especiales en- los si-
tots mas perjudicados.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

les eSLdDa Ell DuSCd ue uH SdlOll
que amortiguase Ell brillo de las
reuniones de sus muchas riva-
les. Para este, ella necesitaSa
I'm leon litefario. Cuando Fran
ce lie fu6 presentado, sus poten-
cialidades leoninas lie hicieron
escasa impression. Era torpe, Sc
sentia mciesto entire las gentes,
y era falto de gracia y corto en-
ell hablar. La 1nica de sus o.
bras que logr6 I'm gran audito-
rio fu& "Le Crime de Sylves-
tre Bonnard". Su vida estabs
desorganizada, el descuidaba O.
probiosamente su puesto de ST.
necura en- la biblioteca del Sc
nado, y no era feliz con su mu.
jer.
En- algdn momento, sin en-
barge, Madame de CaiDlavet pa
rece haber concebido la idea de
que podrfa moldear a su name
ra este hombre de edad inter-
media. Sc hizo cargo de France.
Lo hizo pasar de su relativamen
tie oscura columna en- LUniver-
Sc illustre a un mayor sitial de
critico en- LIE Temps Puliment6
sus modales y 10 lanz6 en- la So
ciedad. Lo impulse a un trbajO
creador intense, disciplinandolo
emo un nino en- la escuela. Lo
oblig6 a divorciarse de su mujer
sc hizo su amante. Organize
briHantes comidas en- las cuales
con la destreza 1nicamente po-
por una anna de casa pari-
siense, la conversation era en-
caminada hacia t6picos en- los
cuales 81 habria de brillar. Pc
no hasta Ell fin de su asociaci0n,
sus mondlogos para la velada
estaban planeados, repasados y
practicados de antemano. FL
nunca pudo hablar e~xtempora-
neamente sin interrumpirse y
tartamudear. Una vez dijo,
''Cuando yo hablo, Vd. puede
Crime rectificar las palabras',
Y este fue ell hombre de quien
Madame de Caillavet hizo ell pro
totipo de los conservadores
franceses.
Su mayor triunfo, sin embar-
go, fue la election de France a
la Academia, lie ensen6 las as
politicas tan bien que es-
te en- un tempo POGO diestro in
pudo triunfar contra su
mas temible rival, Ferdinand
Fabre, principalmente porque
sc persuade a los electores de
que Fabre era peligrosamente
anticlerical. Y este por ell autor
de Penguin Island" y "The Re
volt of the Angels"
Ell libro del professor Dargan
termina arbitrariamente con Ia
election a la Academia. Su me-
TODD de aproximaci6n a Ia men,
talidad de France Sc asemeja a
la t6cnica que John Living
stone LoWels ha establecido CO
mo clasica. Desgraciadamepbe,
sin embargo, Dargas no tiene Ia
genialidad nj la sensitividad de
Loves.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

You may be guilty of haIitosis Dad
oreath) this very minute, and vet be
unaware of it. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition. so fire.
quently due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
but everyone you come in contact
withldoes.
Listerine Antiseptic halts such fer
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be a major cause of mouth odons. and
overoomes the odors themselves. So vhv
risk annoying and offending Others? VIM
hurt yourself socially and in business3
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ing by gargling with Llsterine, the
safe antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. III YOU
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Phamacal Company, St. Louis, Mo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-13

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La gaceta., 1940-03-13
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La gaceta., 1940-03-13

DesdAe l micr6fono de una es-
taci6n lon hablo anoche Ell Rev
Barbee, Il Jacksonville, candi-
dato a goBAgQador del Estado.
Record6 la campana que 6l hu
DO de reaiizar, con todo exito,
para eliminar del Estado las ma
quinas "traga-niqueles''.
Dijo que ell gobierno de la Flo
rida necesitaba religion, pero
sin que este pusiera obstaculos
a la separation de la iglesia y ell
Estado.
Termin6 pidiendo a sus ami
Cos y simpatizantes lie ayuden
a costear. los gastos de la campa
ma, por cuanto el es un hombre
pcbre y bien intencionado,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

local school authorities covering their five-day absences.
 Scout officials also announced that consideration is being given to special Boy Scout Days at both fairs. Boy Scout Day at the New York Worlds. Fair last June 29 brought together 63,O00 Boy Scouts and Scouters, the largest number of Scouts ever assembled anywhere in the world More than 15,000 Scouts and leaders took part in Boy Scout Day at the Golden Gate Exposition last August 3.
 Boy Scouts and their leaders inter ested in participating in the Boy Scout Service Camp at the New York Worlds Fair which opens May II and closes Oct. 27, or the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco from May 25 to Sept 29 should in quire of their lccal Boy Scout Coun- cils for further particulars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04
NOTICE OF SCHOOL TAX

In accord with Chapter 29, Ses- sion Laws of Alaska, 1919, and amendments thereto, all male per- sens between the ages of twenty one and fifty years, who are not sailors in the United States Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, volun- teer firemen, paupers or insane persons, are required to pay an an- nual School Tax of FIVE DOL LARS t$5OO).
 This Tax is due and payable after the first Monday in the month of April and shall be paid before the first day of May, pro- viding you are in the Territory of Alaska on said first date, if not the tax is due within thirty days after your arrival in Alaska or within ten days after written or cral demand is made upon you by the School Tax Collector. Taxes not paid in accordance with the foregoing requirements shall be- come delinquent and each person delinquent shall be subject to a fine of Two Dollars ($200).
 All persons subject to, and re- fusing or neglecting to pay, said tax, are subject to a fine of S25.00 or Imprisonment in jail for a per iod of one month; and all such employers of labor as herein set out, who neglect or refuse to col lect such tax from employees may be proceeded against and shall pay the amount of each individual tax, and a further penalty of $25.00 for each such tax.
 CITY OF JUNEAU.
 School Tax Collector for
 Juneau.
 Per H. J. TURNER,
 City Clerk. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

Health and the Children's World. They were ushers, orderlies, color guards and guards for special pro- grams for foreign government groups.
 Perhaps the greatest contribution made by them was their information tc visitors, whether eff or on duty Each Scout camper was given an l especially prepared map of the Fan and information that enabled him to be helpful to those seeking as- sistance.
 Enthusiastic Over Experiences Many Scouts wrote enthusiastic letters commenting on their exper- fences. One from Tennessee, who had never been to any large city before" said that was a thrill i'll itself. but felt that the privilege of meeting big people and executives was truly great experience. Later he added. T have had the privilege of making four or five different talks about my trip, and writing not less than eight or ten newspaper articles about it"
 A Pittsburgh, Pa. Scout wrote that the trip to the Fair and the oppor- tuniy of living a week inside the Fair Grounds has been the greatest experience of my life. The Fail ! looked like a Fairyland at night. One week at the Fair can educate per son more than m o ths of hard study"
 Another Scout from Greenville S. C., said the experience gave him "a great source of satisfaction tc know that we were rendering a req service to the public. to the Worlc Of Tomorrow and to Scouting
 At both Fairs the Boy Scouts oi America will maintain displays o1 handicraft, woodcraft, nature anc Scoutcraft by Scouts and Sccuters from all over the countryy While there will not be Scout Camp al the Golden Gate Exposition. Scouts of Western States will be invited tt attend the Exposition and man thei exhibit.
 Each Scout will pay his own trans pcrtaticn and moderate fee for hi share of food and other expense at both expositions Once agaii Scouts will be accepted for the Nes York Worlds Fair Scout Servic Camp during school sessions in May | June. September and October, onl where they have the approval c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04
LEvEES BEING STRENGTHENED IN FLOOD AREA
California Farmers Are Al. tempting 10 Prevent
 Ruination of Crops

STOCKTON, Cal, April 4.-Farm- CTS this morning were hurriedly streng thening levees along the swol- len lower San Joaquin River as the stream threatened to break through and destroy thousands of dollars worth of bean, onion and potato crops.
 The river has been raising steadily, fed by the runoff of it's tributaries and melting snows in the upper reaches.
 Floods that spread over large sec tions of the Sacramento Valley last week are still threatening to cause even greater destruction
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

The Boy Scouts of America will have an active part in the New York Worlds Fair and the Golden Gate International Exposition at San Francisco this year. The Scouts participation at both Fairs in 1889 was successful, both from the standpoint of the boys and their leaders as well as in the judgment of the officials of the enterprises.
 Once again the movement will maintain its own Boy Scout Service Camp on a two-acre site adjacent to the Federal Building at the New York Fair. Here provisions are be- ing made for 16O Scouts and Scout CTS to camp each week, living as Boy Scout Troops with their own boy and adult leaders. This repre- sents an increase of ten more camp CTS per week,
 g States Represented Last year 3,804 Scouts and theii leaders lived at the New York Worlds Fair in a tented village oi their own. They came from more than TOO towns in B states, the District Of Columbia and the Cana zone. Their helpfulness to Fail officials and fairgoers and theii conduct won praise from many quar- ters
 The Scouts combined their camp ing experience with an unsurpassed educational adventure, seeing the numerous exhibits at close range and rubbing elbows, figuratiyely speaking, with persons from all cyei the world They became officia ambassadors of the Fair itself. Upon returning home many were guests of civic organizations to whom they told of their personal experiences at the largest Fair the world has ever had
 l Gainful Employment 1 Each Scout camper will devote about one-third of his time in some service capacity which will not com pete with these seeking gainful em- plcyment. Last year the Scouts prov ed themselves almost indispensable as guides in assisting school teach CTS who visited the Fair with ap- proximately 50o,OOO children during May and June. They also served l as aides at the administrative of fees, for the National Advisory Committee, at first aid stations, il the press and treasury offices, thu ispecial events department and sucl exhibits as the State Pavilions, Tenn pie of Religion, Medicine and Publi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATI NS

The U. s. Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Ea- gineering Aid fer the following branches: Agricultural, Civil, Con- structicn, Electrical. Mechanical and Photogrammetry These eXanina : tions will be held at the following places in Alaska: Anchorage, Cor dova, Fairbanks, Juneau, Ketchikan and Seward Applications must be received in Seattle not later than l April 30.
 Application blanks and full in formation may be obtained at 3ll Federal Building, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Wrist watch. Owner may have by proving ownership and paying for this adv. Phone Red 4l3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

LARGE ROOM to let in private home to gentleman working days. Private entrance. One block from Federal Bldg. Call Red 1855.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

MAYTAG Washing Machine and Ironrite Ironer man back in town. Ironrite Ironers, Maytag Washing Machines, Maytag 1lo- " volt A.C. light plants. Terms: S5 down, $5 monthly, liberal allow ance for old machines. Call J. H. Anderson at Juneau Transfer. Phone AS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

FOR RENT-A desirable room. Either single or twin inner-spring led Board optional. 303 Gold St. Phone Blue 330.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04
FOR RENT

NORTHERN HOTEL - Rooms for rent, Sl2.50 and $15 a month. Shower bath and dry room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-04

Fcr tcdays news today read The Empire regularly.