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La opinión., 1940-06-19
FL MUNDO
EN- MARCIA
Por REMBAo

ell honor de la muerte del senior
Lie. Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada,
a quien los porfiristas lie hieieron
anagrama como ell de "Belitre De-
jado de Satanas')'. "Perdonad, Sc
nores, mi depression; me olyidaba
de mi objeto. :" Ell parallel Sc i'm
pone, NO obstante, y tiene uno que
pensar del panhelenismo america
no, y de la Atenas potomaquena
que ahora V a cerrar filas
contra ell persia i%ndoeuropeo de
Muenchen, y liensa listed de aque-
LA Esparta &c Pausanias que Sc
puso vestido persia y pidio prince
sa de Media Ell matrimonio; y sc
p~egunta listed 81 no tendremos tam
bien en- este nueyo pan-ismo otro
P~ausanias y otra Esparta por ala
entire los cafetales de alnnde ell
f1nazonas caudaloso y fenomenal.)
Volviendo a Lao TIE y a la EN-
briologia superior: volyer que es
comenzar. Q. izas que las tribula-
clones de nuestra generation 81
puedan enteHder mejor en- forma
de e.nbriologfa. A saber: ell mai
del siglo- que es n constante
-radica en- al imperfeccion huma-
ma, Y Gsta en- 10 incomplete de nues
t. desarrollo embrionico. Este es,
que abandonGmos ell sen mater
nal antes de tempo; que los nueve
meses tradiciona.rs de nuestra es-
pecie no son suficientes para que
ell Cosmos nos imparta a traves
de la entrana matern, la sabidu-
ria ne~cesaria para portarnos como
es debido aflera en- ell aire ambin
tai. Claro que 81 case de Laocio
ej exagerado y fuera de especie,
como exage. ada y fuera Gle especie
fire su s%abidurfa. Total: que la es-
pecie humane es congregation de
embriones a medic d~esarrollar, 10
qua explica todas las barrabasadas
de nuestroS conductores- Hitler,
MIsso, Chamberlain, Daladier, LON
bcrdo Toledano, Vargas del Brasil,
Batista, John Lewis, ETC. y, tam
bien, tcdas Observation-Disclosures
errores de la mente, que nc del CO.
razon- del monitor r~estante, inclu
sion hecha del que este escribe y
d. que lie esta hacienda ell favor
de leerlo hasta aquf..
Ahora entra 10 superior" de la
embriologfa superior del tema. Que
81 bien es cierto que por alguna
causa no descubierta aun por la
psicoa nalisis, Sc tiene en- la especie
I'm embarazo demasiado corto, tam
bien 10 IS que tenemos a mano
medios y MOODS de ~remendarle ell
pano a la Madre Naturaleza. La
idea es de i%nventar n especie
de "criadero" metaffsico y esprit
tual: algo semejante a esos apara-
tos donde ponen a los politics ma
cidos en- empollador o incubadora.
La idea es superior" porque
t~ransciende Ell plano de 10 matei
rial concrete. Sc trata de un ST
mil; Sc trata de una institution o
eecuela donde las criaturas ''enve
~jezcan", que va.dra por embarne-
Ger en- 10 espiritual, como Laocio en-
ell vientre de su madre virgen. En-
otras p~alabras: ell guild de la cues
tion Sc tiene en- que ell hombre sc
sepa imperfecto y EN- que esa sa-
piencia o saber 10 lleva a ~intentos
de- perfection. Hoy con hoy, pri-
va la nocion %Couesta: que ell hon.
bre Sc sabe superhombre, y que
TODD Juan Lopez va por la vida
creyendose superjuan, osa que VI
contra las reglas de la "Tao" lao
ciana, que reza que ell comienzo
de la %sabidurfa es saberse ell in
dividuo %ignorante vano y necio..
Y una vez que 10 sepa, va 40 10
La opinión., 1940-06-19
FUERZAS
CONJUGADAS
Por RAFAEL CUEvAS

, zas vigilan y otras yirtudes So
breyiyen para castigar, tarde 0 tenn
prano, los crimenes internacionales.
Pero hoy, la humanidad esta So
bre ascuas, estupefacta, ante un
meteoro luciferino que zebra ell
azul del dla y ell CRYSTAL de la no.
che con fuetazos de espanto.
81 Dios no hubiese %concedido al
homrre la libertad p%alpitante que
e5 impossible negar, no podriamos
expliearnos la victoria infecunda de
los malvadoB. Enorme y saera IL
bertad que hace de cada ciudadano
un autentieo servidor de institucio-
mes nobilisimas, como son la moral
| or. :tiana, las patrias amables, las
congregaciones de sabios y arts
as, los lazos famil.cres y la torre
del pensamiento.
Hay que crear una atmosfera In
tcrnacional,- csc es ahora ell VeP
dadero papel del escritor- I'm am
biente donde Sc e~stereotipe la abe
rraci0n de los sistemas grgarics
IL rebajan al hombre hasta con-
yevtirlo en- ruedecilla de una ma
quina gigantesca, pero una maqui-
na que, en- fin de cuentas, solo
aspira a la destruction.
Por gratitud, por amor, por adj
miraci0n, estamos con los legatarios
de Shakespeare y Racine. Eel ale
MAI. esta creyendo que lucha contra
unas islas y una fraction de Euro
pa, y no sabe que Sc ha enfrenta-
do Y lastimado a dos imperios efec
tivos, a dos fuerzas psfquicas que
Sc prolongan en- ell tempo y
ell espacio. y echan al aire las Sc
millas del yerbo immortal.
De este lado del mar, desde los
dominios del Canada hasta la Pa
tagonia, ell concerto de America
tempanos, cataratas, volcanoes sc
II d las yoces antiques y en- cons
tante renovation de Inglaterra y de
Francia, y a%natematiza al tropei
de incendiarios que han allanada
las moradas ajenas.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

"nlteTeSeS cfedd0S')
y~~z~- STA MUY CERCANO ell
Il dia Ell que va a ser pues-
ia a prueba la sine ridad
- de un Mandatario que, en-
repetidas ocasiones, ha for
mulado francas |protesias de que
sabra haeer respetar la yoluntad
| nacional, ~expresada en- los comicios
y de que sabra usar de los m.dios
| que estan a su alcance, como Pre-
sidente de Ia R~epublica, para que,
por Vez primera en- la historic de
Mexico, su successor sea ell Verdade-
ramente electo por ell pueblo. Es-
ia muy cercano ell dia, repetimos,
en- que quede evidenciada la probi-
dad, la ~sineeridad y la firmeza del
gobernante democratic, que, lndu
dablemente, tendra que enfrentar-
Sc a los mismfsimos hombres del
cardenismo", cuyas maniobras pa
IA perpetuarse Ell ell poder, dlzque
para que no n%aufrague la 'ideolo-
gia" revolucionaria, han ensan-
grentado ell pals, aterrorizado por
los "'pistoleros" imposicionistas, y
c%ulminaran en- una serie de "chal.
chullos" y violencias encaminados
a asrgurarle ell triunf0 al candida
to a cuyo rededor 81 han agrupt.
do los lideres y polfticos defenso-
res de los "intereses creados' a la
sombra del continuismo.
No tenemos ningun derecho pa
IA dudar de la sinceridad del Sc
nor P~residente Cardenas y estamos
muy lejos de imaginar siquiera que
sea capaz ell Primer Mandatario
de la Nacion, de hacerse comph-
ce de las m~aniobras de entes poll
ticos. cuyos antecedentes y genuina
.'ideologfa" no deben serle descono-
cidos. Hay algo mas: estamos Sc
guros de que ell criterio presiden-
cial ha sufrido una transformation
fundamental, impresionado, sin du-
da, por las ~actividades e~lectorales
Que Sc han venido desarrollando, Y
la forma rotunda, definitiya, en-
cue ha rpudiado publicamente las
maniobras de la imposition, po-
niendose resueltamente de parte de
la opinion publiea, nos hace conee-
Dir la esperanto de que, en- esta
OCCASION, ell pu. bio. la yoluntad, ma
cional, obtendra IN clamoroso triun
70, que ninguna fuerza imposicio'
nista por poderosa que sc 10 su-
ponga y cualesquiera que sean les
medios a que pretenda acudir, Sc
ra capaz de negarlH y mucho me
nos de arrebatarle, 81 la mano fuer
tie del Presidente Cardenas, estran
gula ambiciones y miras bastaf-
das de lideres y rabulas, atentos a
medrar y a manbenerse zen ell can
d%elero'', cueste 10 que cueste.
En- las paginas de nuestra histo
ria hay una. que todavfa esta en-
blanco, en- la que habra de escrlbir
Sc ia a~ctuacion del Pr.sidente Car
denas. en- las postrimerfas de su
gobierno, cuando la inmensa ma
yorfa nacional lie senal0 al nom
bre escogido por ella para suce-
derle en- ell poder, y cuando Ia Ma
ci0n tom0 nota de las palabras
arc pronunciara en- Chilpancing)
de Bravo a las 20 horas del va
hist0rico martes 20 de febrero de
La opinión., 1940-06-19

ASATE y tie sacaran de-
fectoj, mu6rete y tie apa-
receran virtudes, dice ell
~ rrfran, indicando con clio
los dos sentimientos dis
tintos, la envidia y la conmisera-
cion, que ~despiertan respectivamen
te la dicha 7 ell dolor ajeno. So
10 que 10 que es comun obseryar
socialmente pcra que 81 compruebe
ell ''eyangelio chiquitC', no tiene
APPLICATION cuando Sc trata de la
muerte evil o polftica.
Entonces Sc opera ell fenomeno
contrario. En- cuanto un politlco
cae en- d.sgracia, los que aver 10
sahumaban con ell incienso de la
a~dulacion, 10 salpican de lodo. Acu
mulan siempre cargos en- su con
ira. Y ell mas socorrido es ell que
Sc refiere a aprovechamientos ilicI
tos. q fraudes cometidos para en-
r~iquecerse.
Este les esta pasando a los que
%integraron ell primer consejo de ad
ministracion de los Ferrocarriles
Nacionales, cuando por la expro-
piacion, estos fueron puestos bajo
la gerencia &c los t~rabajadores. Sc
asegura que lepitieron ell eterno
capftulo EN- nuestra historic de los
funcionarios que GUSTAV de "hacer
~negocitos" 70 la sombra de su in
fluencia: cue en- la c~ompraventa
de una maqainaria, que importo
un million de pesos, Sc llevaron
gorda e indebida utilidad ell geren
te general salvador j. Romero, su
ayudante Ramon p. Cara y ell su
perintendente de Fuerza Motriz y
Maquinaria Jose Martinez Campos.
Sc ha hecho EN- la prensa ell con
siguiente ~escandalito y los acusa-
dos niegan ell cargo y piden Sc les
eseuche en- defensa, 10 que es de
elemental justicia. Els probable que
dentro de pocas Sel.anas nadie Sc
acuerde lie 10 sucedido y ell divide
la in punidad protejan ell robo, 81
es que 10 hubo.
Entretanto, IL que nos hace es
cribir este comentario, es la acti-
tue d. SYNDICATE de Trabajadores
Ferrocarrileros, que de plano ha
acceptable la culpabilidad de los re-
feridos miembros del Console de
Administration de la primera geren
ella obrera de los ferrocarriles, an
La opinión., 1940-06-19


sayia de siglos, un no sa-
bria que decirse, dentro
~ de la predrstinacion del
hombre, nos hace e en-
la causa de ] } aliados la causa
de la justicia, ell factor indispen-
sable para que siga en- ascenso la
civilization de Occidonte
Els precise hacer notar la die
i, ncia ~especf.1aG que hay entire los
p%artidarios de los allados y los
german0filos. Mientras estos pro.
ceden, mental y commandments,
movidos por ell odio que lie tienen
a In%Giaterra o por la antipatia que
lee proYoca Fran -, los otros, los
aliadofilos, nos inclinamos de ma
nera Glcidida a favor de esas dos
naciones monumentales due son In
g~'aterra y Francia, por sincera ad
mIraci6n, por gratitud y por amor.
Cabe 1eeir tambien que nos repug-
ma ell Ter,er Reich "orque ha Sc
cado las fuentes del arto y de Ia
iniclativa personal EN- una Alema-
mia que ha dadO eJelnplafeS ue TAN
alta yalia como Novalis. Goethe y
Federico .Sietzche. Causa vertigo
G, halla &c, en- estos dias, frente a
una humanif I'd motorizada, y es
una amargura entire amarguras ell
estar presencianCo 81 triunfo ma.
terial de os gu %pretenden abolir
nnestra educacitn e Interpretation
planetarias.
Antes. los -egadores de cabezas
humans pasaban p heroes, por
tipos mitol6sicos. por ejemplares
eleyadisimos de la especle. Las CO.
Sal han cambiado. de modo que,
as triunfase ell nazismo, la figu-
re- de Hitler ira acompanada de
un c~ortejo de infamias y traicio-
mes. ST todas las epopeyas guerre
ra5 Que han tenido lugar en- nues
tro dificil rndo son analogas a
esta falsa c increible epopeya, ten
driamOs ne renesar del genera
humane. Por ventura otras fuer-
La opinión., 1940-06-19

Sobre TODD 1que faeultad tienen
les Sindica.os para proteger a sus
miembros contra la accion de la
irsticia, mediante la impUsiei6n de
sanciones domesticas? Bien esta
que les castigden en- 10 que atane
a sus derechos como il.tegrantes
de la organization; pero que ante
todo los %entreguen a las autorida-
des competente para que los Juz-
guen. 81 son de.incw ntes, que 10
digan los que tai mission tienen EN-
cargada. los jueces del orden co
nun. Proceder en- otra forma, no
es castigar; es coludirse con los
culpables, es hacerso sus compli-
u-s.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

Los suscriptores. al zanzibar de residential.
deben darnos tanto la nueva como la an
tigua direction a fin de anotar propia-
mente ell cambio en- n~uestros libros.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

N instinto profundo, una
sayia de siglos, un no sa-
bria que decirse, dentro
dc la pred. stlnacion del
hombre, nos hace yer EN-
La opinión., 1940-06-19

la opinion pd6licG trente a 10.
~''intereSeS credd0S')
La opinión., 1940-06-19

ASATE y tie sacaran de-
fectoj, mu6rete y tie apa-
receran virtudes, dice ell
r.fran, indicando con clio
los dos sentimientoS dis
La opinión., 1940-06-19

/. = III drtiStd.- II - III hombre
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03

The American Legion, we have come to realize in the last terrible year, has been right all along about the necessity of arming the nation against any foe Repeatedly and unceasngly those who came back from the last war have been trying to put the nation in physical and mental state enab- ling it to repel any challenge to it's freedom. It is sad that it should take events such as those which have transpired in the past 12 months to make the great balance of the nation heed the Legion warning. But have been convinced and we are arming fevershly or trying to- It might have been differ ent if we had listened to The American Legion ten years ago. Now starting virtually from scratch.
 Important phases of the rearmament program have been slowed by delay in arranging suitable terms for the expansion of private industry to carry larger production loads. Congress it appears in some respects may have been penny-wise and pound- foolish in imposing narrow limits upon the profit possibilities of certain of the armament industries particularly those which must plan plant investments which might become valueless suddenly. But this is merely matter for intelligent adjustment
 There is no sinister aspect to the situation. It is no easy matter suddenly to adjust near wartime armament burden upon the vast and varied industries of the nation. There is confusion. but much less than prevailed quarter of century ago. The supervision of armament production happily is in the hand of experts recruited from private industry
 
 It goes without saying that the nation should tolerate no unnecessary delay in producing the ma- terial means of defense But it is likewise true that the task is not to be accomplished in a twin king Germany must remember, spent seven years in amassing her engines of destruction
 The United States can put that record in the shade But that does not mean that we can accom- plish in one season, or two what Naz Germany achieved in 28
 There is hard road ahead, studded with sacri- flee for all of We only hope we will be given time to reach our destination of preparedness The Legion would have started down that road long ago
 Quite as much for their Americanism and child welfare activities for their insistence upon pre- paredness do we honor The American Legion in this nation and Territory today.
 We glad to have the Alaska Department con- vened in Juneau this week We wish the Legionnares profitable session and enjoyable stay in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Num- Der One. Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and ex-officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF LENA PERELLE, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was, on the 18th day of August, 1940, duly ap- pointed executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the estate of Lena Perelle, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are re- quired to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, with in six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, August 18th, 1940.
 H. L. FAULKNER,
 Executor of the Estate of Lena
 Perelle, deceased. First publication, Aug. 27, 194O. Last publication, Sept. IT, 1940.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DOUGLAS SCHOOL REOPENs

Pupils of Douglas Public Schools assembled this morning for en- rollment, class alignment and other first of the term routine beginning the 1940-1941 year,
 All members of the faculty were present as well as a total of 84 pupils. High school attendance started at l9, and in grades, 64. There are three seniors, eight jun iors, three sophofores. five fresh- men in the high school
 Each grade lines up as follows. nine in eighth. eight in seventh, five in sixth, eleven in fifth, seven in fourth, eleven in third, seven in second, and eight in the first grad. Following are the first grad CTS: Bill Fleek, Jim Routsala, Louis Sands, Bonnie Wagner, Mary Cuth- bert, Marylin Isaak, Aleda Warner and Alice Johanson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
20 YEARS AGO fME fTfT EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 3, 1920

SEPTEMBER B. 1920
 After pendng Wndham Holkham Bay Snetsham the U Geodec Survey boat Ee and tenders n port and loading supplies
 spend fishing Charles Codstein Barney A. the Diana for ROCKY Fass
 Planning trip the continent by automoone 'oae He to join ms proel ee the o New York.
 daughter or V" IT. Oo@e they were to enter co s 
 Smith and Miss M A. Nelson were 'o ailie oi w ~ o here.
 had been Vtlng at hei hone Ill cbehs during the summer Juneau the Alameda a in the employ o the AasKa CasIleau old time resident o1 Saseau visit relatives in Chicago
 Weather: Highest lowest 50 cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
ORDER AND NOTICE OF
 ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Ju- neau, Division No. One, Territory of Alaska:
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to an Act of Congress approv- ed May 2, 1906, entitled, An Act Providing for the Election of Dele gate to the House of Representatives from the Territory of Alaska and an Act of Congress approved Aug ust "A, 1912, entitled An Act to Create Legislative Assembly in the Territory of Alaska, to confer Legis- lative Powers Thereon, and for Other Purposes" and an Act of Congress approved March 26, 1884, entitled "An Act Fixing the date for holding elections of a Delegate from Alaska to the House of Representatives and of members of the Legislature of Alaska and for other purposes" and in conformity herewith a General Election will be held on
 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1940 Between the hours of o'clock A. M. and T o'clock P. M. of said day for the purpose of electing the following officers, to-wit:
 A DELEGATE FROM ALASKA TO CONGRESS;
 AN ATTORNEY GENERAL;
 A TERRITORIAL AUDITOR;
 A TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY ENGINEER:
 ONE DIVISIONAL SENATOR;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03

FOUR DIVISIONAL REPRESEN- TATIVES:
 TWO DIVISIONAL ROAD COM PENSIONERS.
 The Common Council of Juneau. Alaska, having heretofore, by Ordi- nance, duly designated the Voting Precincts of said town and the poll ing place in each thereof, the Elect ors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of Vot- ing Precinct No. One of said Town of Juneau, Alaska, which are as fol- lows: All that section lying on the Northerly side of Second Street, and West Second Street and the said West Second Street extended across the tide flat to the City limits and easterly of Gold Creek, Capitol Ave- nue will vote at Fire Apparatus Room in the City Hall Building, To- cated on corner of West 4th and Main street, in and upon lot five, of block seven which is owned by the City of Juneau and occupied by the City of Juneau, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. One, Town of Ju- neau, Alaska.
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of Vot- ing Precinct No. Two of said Town of Juneau, Alaska, which are as fol- lows: All that section lying on the southerly side of Second Street. and West Second Street across the tide flats to the City Limits will vote at Juneau Radio Shop in Vim build ing, located on 139 Seward street, in and upon lot eight of block three which is owned by Mrs. Anna Winn and occupied by William Hixsop's Juneau Radio Shop, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. Two, Town of Juneau, Alaska.
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of Vot- ing Precinct No. Three of saAd Town of Juneau, Alaska, which are as fol- lows: All that section lying on the northerly and westerly side of Gold Creek and Capitol Avenue and in cluding the Scatter Tract will vote at Barlow building. located on 713 E. Street, in and upon lot east side of block E which is owned by Clara Barlow and unoccupied, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. Three, Town of Juneau, Alaska.
 Dated this 27th day of August, l94O.
 (Signe6
 The Common Council of the
 Town of Juneau, Alaska. .s
 By H. J. TURNER, Clerk. First publication, Aug. 2z. 1940. Last publication, Sept. 3, 1940.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
LOOK and LEARN %y, %sy c. GORDON

Are a dying race? 2 Three? N 3 What its ability to make noise like hyeca laughter? tk7 < H#~ 4 Who said We speak softly big stick? E What the English seaport to France? ANSWERS:
 They were until now they are increasing rapidly Rudyard Kipling.
  Roosevelt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not compec'
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

This is an unimportant day in planetary influence, but benefic as- poets rule. There may be errors of judgment or even treachery under this direction of the Stars.
 Heart and Home: Practical mat ters should occupy attention to- day. It is fairly lucky for signing leases or contracts. Average re- suits may be expected in most ac- tivities. Girls may expect mild TO- nance. It is a favorable date for starting savings accounts or for balancing the family budget. Pre- paration of food so as to procure the most nourishment at the least expense should command attention from women, young and old.
 Business Affairs: Engineers and contractors as we'll as manufactur- CTS, should pursue work energetical- ly all through the autumn in which fair profits are assured. The stock market may tempt many to specu- late, but the stars presage frnctua- tions of unexpected variation. The wise will save their money. Bankers are under sway presaging many financial problems. Many lines of trade will be stimulated by. vast government expenditures.
 National Issues: Free speech will become a subject for contention as war developments cause extreme watchfulness to prevent fifth col umn influences. Warning is given that liberal ideas will be suspect1d although those who harbor them are truly patriotic. As political cam paigns progress much false inter pretation of platform blanks will be disseminated. The stars fore cast clever and surprising methods of turning votes from one party to another.
 International Affairs: The United States Navy is to engage in incl dents of far-reaching importance Activity in the Pacific Ocean will be marked by sudden movements The loss of a warship is indicated this month. Autumn storms will be severe and winds of great. velocity are forecast. Japan is to manifest a spirit of aggression that brings about strategies and potential con- llict.
 Persons whose birthdate it. is have the augury of year of ad- vancement. Love affairs and fam fly connections will be fortunate Promotions for the employed are prognosticated. 1M
 Children born on this day prob- ably will be poised and dignified They will be good-tempered and family connections will be fortu- nate. Promotions for the employed are prognosticated
 Children born on this day prob- ably will be poised and dignified They will be good-tempered, intel ligent and artistic with marked ability in practical matters. '
 Copyright, 194O)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-03
VARIETY OF GAME

Bear, moose, deer, ptarmigan and grouse made up the various bags of game resulting from the double holiday which local hunters had the advantage of on Sunday and Monday.
 Arne Shudshift and Norman Rus tad brought the moose, an 800- pound animal from the Taku River country; Mark Jensen, who was out with E. J. Bowling and Tom Jensen, killed a six-foot brown bear in Young's Bay. The pelt is in fine shape.
 Jack Warner got one deer, some ptarmigan and grouse. and Glen Rice brought a deer from the Is- land.