davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-14

Members of the play committee
included Mrs. Ralph Wells, presi-
dent of the club; Mrs. Margaret
Livingston, program chairman, and
Mrs. Vernon Brewster and Mrs.
Archibald Smith, co-chairmen in
charge.
Advance tickets may be secured
from club presidents, Miss Jones
says, who are as follows: Mrs.
Alice Lyddane, Takoma Park; Mrs.
Homer Query, Takoma Park; Mrs.
R. M. Poole, Silver Spring; Miss
Marie Buscher, Silver Spring;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-14

Mrs. Irene Christopher, Bethesda.
Mrs. Alfred steppin, Chevy Chase:
Mrs. Margaret Fischer, Leland:
Mrs. Fanny orndorff, 81 Conduit
Road, Glen Echo; Mrs. Roger
Shaw, Rockville, and Miss Ruth
Shoemaker, Somerset.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-14

Court OF Missing Heirs" Needed
Nearly 100000 is being held
by the South African Government
for 10000 INDICATED persons to
whom legacies have been left
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-14

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La gaceta., 1940-07-24
M~ACRR0NES Y
~SALCHICHCAS

Serfa cosa ell invitar a cual-
uuier experto f~armac6logo a
que examinara detenidamente
la Influenza homicida que pue-
den ejercer los macarrones y
Iuuiza su dictamen permitiera DE
cubrir las raices de esta pertur-
baci6n delica de que estan dan
do pruebas las camisas negras.
Sc comprenden bien que las sal
chichas tudescas hayan creado
en- Alemania una fiebre belica.
En- definitiva, un embutido es
siempre un arcane y dentro de
81 es possible colocar los t6xicos
que engendran la ferocidad ma
ri. La industrial charcutera ale
mana tiene mas im%portancia
Que la casa Krupp y 81 lnglate-
IRA acertara a pronunciarse por
una paz, 10 primero que tenia
que hacer era prohibir ell consu
mo de las salchichas, que son
las verdaderas incubadoras de
la guerra.
Los macarrones, sin embarl
90. parecen gozar de una nom
bradia inofensiva, y nadie Sc hs
atrevido adm a senalarlos como
enemigos del equilibrio euFopeo
Hasta quiza fuera justo atri
buirles ciertas propiedades pa
cifistas Y marath6nicas va qu'
constituyen un alimento mu!
appropriate para Ell escetismo. G.
mer macarrones es tanto CONF
engullir sinfonias italianas, +,
quien las devora tiene la impre
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
FRUTAS Y VENENo EN-
LOS EE. UU.
The New Republic. N. Y.

Ell journal of the American
hace pocos dias el tema de los
azares a gus esta sujeta la sa-
lud en- los EstadOs Unidos, a
causa de las frutas y legumbres
que han sido regados con subs
tancias venenosas. Dice dicha
publication que coles compra-
das recientemente en- I'm merca-
DO pdlblico resultaron tener has
ia As de grano de arsenico y
hasta 1.24 gramos de plomo por
libra. De unQ a dos granos de
arsenico es una dosis t6xica, a
wees fatal, para un adulto. En-
otros vegetables y frutas se ha
encontrado r~ecientemente can :
tidsdes igualmente seriaS de ro-
ciado de plomo y arsenico, no
tablemente en- las manzanas Y
coliftores; no hace muchos me-
ses sc report6 un case dc into
xicaci6n aguda con plomo por
haber comide manzanas. Tn ex
perto que ha estudiado este d.
sunto con cuidado cree que hay
mUchas mas Intermediates que
p~rovienen de estas causas que
10 que Ell pGblico sospecha. FL
pLomo sc acumula en- las vfsce-
ras y los huesos y es luego libe-
RADIO de allf de un modo gradual
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

y continue, prcduciendo perdi.
a apetito, olor de cabeza, per.
dida de peso, debil.dad, Eatiga,
anemia, trastoInos gastro4n.es
t.na.,s, dolores en- las articua-
c},orlg Y hasta "a PARALYSIS. Los
eliminates dom6sticos que hgbi
tan en- parajes cercanos a dom
de Sc efectdan esos riesgos, PIE
den ser i~gualmente afectados.
Ell raferido peri6dico de la
ANA ~aeon3eja a los que consu.
men frutas y vegetables que los
,aven, pero confie:a que csc ira
tamiento no es suficiente. Io
que necesitamos es una legisla-
ci6n federal drastica, dirigida
contra les productores, Y allen
tar a la vez la Investigation de
materials no venonosas con que
rcciar las frutas y vegetables,
las que va sc han produaido en-
una forma experimental Las
frutas y legumbres Sc rocfan
con liquidos venenosos para com
batir les ins,ctos que les pican
y pudren, y de esos venenas
quedan en- elias r~ssiduoes que a
veces intocican gravemente a.
1uienes las ccmen. iOiQ. pues,
con esas frutas cultivadas sim
escrGpulos!
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

femenino. Con Ia inteligencia....
@sta NADIA t;ene que yer con "a
capacicad " Hfedecir e. porve-
mir. Mudhos baepos clarividen-
.tcs son est1pidoS, analfabetos Y
escasos de meollo. Por otra par
tie, hombres de gran genio, CO.
mo Goethe y MuEset, eran au-
tenticos clarividentes.
Sea cual fuere la respussta a
tcdas nuestras preguntas, no
hay duda de que la clarividen-
ella seguira siendo durante NIL
cho tempo un tema de especu-
laci6n fascinadora, aunque pro-
vccativa, para todas aqueNlas
pers mas interesadas en- los pro
cesos misteriosos e insondables
de la mente humana.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

sion de que Sc trasa toags los
tubos sonoros De 20 de esoa or
canos nusicaies de las igle-
las. Los cilindros de pasta cons
tituyen Ia fontanerfa nutritl's
mas engahosa que pueda imagl-
narge v, como los italianos Sc
los tragan por Ell p~rocedimiento
to de la ventosa, las canerias de
|los macarrones forman EN- Ell cs
tonnage 81 serpentin de la eoa-
llici6n.
Los soldados italianos comen
macarrones y en- lugar de en-
ternecerse, sienten un arreDa|o
colerico, adoptan postura dc ca
nfbales y corren como alma que
lleva ell diablo. De donde Sc de-
duce que ell macarr6n es ea uni
co mend pacifista, aunque no re
nuncia a las ansias imperialls'
tas nj a las ambiciones DONNA
doras.
Ell macarr6n, que es muy ase
ouible a los fascistas italianos'
Sc los comen con los dedos, sof-
biendolos deleitoamente y ms
tiendo en- ell gaznate aquellos ID
bos de pasta que parecen el SIS
tema ~sanitario que en- las urbes
constituyen el alcantarillado, vi
niendo a integrar en- ell estoma-
90 10 que en- terminus de ur0a-
nizaci6n municipal Sc llama
"madres comunes,' cosa blen
extraha en- los fascistaS ltalla-
nos, que no Sc distinguen precl
samente por las msdres comu
mes, sine por los padres comu'
mes.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
LOS OBEDE
CEN UN

Estccolmo, julio 24.-De fuen
ties particulars, aunque dignas
de credito, Sc supo aqui que Fin
landia ha acceptable un ultima :
tum russo damandando la COM
rlsta demobilizaci6n de su ejer
cito.
Sc asegura que ell tai ultima
tum russo demandando la COM
pleta demobiiizaci6n de su ejer.
cito.
Sc asegura que el tai ultims~
tum fue presentado a Finlandia
hace varios dfas y que la demo-
vilizacion esta va en- progreso,
Varios oficiales del Estado
Mayor finlandes Sc hallan en-
Estocolmo, y Sc tienle entendido
que su presencia Sc relaciona o
es consecuencia del mencionado
ultimatum.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
LAADTvINAcIoN DEL PORvENIR
RENE JoHANNET

En- julio de 1920, consulte a
Madame Nor. Dos meses mas
tarde tenfa 70 tue tomar parte
en- Ell Congreso international d.
Filosofia, en- Oxford. La WIDEN
tie me dijo, entire otras cosas /:
"Os veo cruzando Ell mar hacia
un pats extranjero. Entrais en-
un gran salon, donde Sc hallan
reunidos hombres de differences
paises." En- realidad, mi padre
Sc enferm6 Y no assist al Con-
greso.
En- muchos amos de observa-
clones, Ell DR.. Osty, celebre me-
tafisico, ha basado la siguiente
teoria: Ulevamos dentro de no
sotros al nacer ell conocimiento
total de nuestro future. Las ne
oesidades de la acci6n obscure
cen y opacan este conocimiento.
No obstante queda en- la forma
de imagenes, perceptibles en-
periOdOs de crisis, o en- psicdsis
anomalies, La clarividencia sc
parece a la memoria del pasa-
do, solo que en- una eseala mas
alta: es, por asf decirlo, una me
moria del future. Nuestras men
ties estan fOrmadas de tai sues.
tie cue eliminan esta memeria ia
mas possible del campo de Ia vi.
da, Y es solo con dificultad que
Ell poryenir Sc nos aparece en-
ojeadas fugaces arriesgadas.
Hay wees en- que las predic-
clones devienen confusas Y mez
cladas unas con otras, En- este
ease la eentiguidsd desempent
cleric papel. I'm dia en- una SO.
sion, cierto clarividente celebre
Sc acerco a una DANA y le rela-
to detalles intimos de su vida
privada. La DANA en- question
neg6 absolutamente que la in.
formation fuera cierta. ICual
de los dos tenia raz6n2 Como
un aho deSpu6s, Ell clarividentt
recibi6 la vista de otra dams
que lie dijo: Use acuerda de a
quella session? Todo 10 que US.
ted dijo sc referia a mi. 70 es,
taba sentada detras de la seho'
ra a quien listed Sc dirigi6, pc.
70 no quise confesar la verdad
la Information era demasiadC
PERSONAL
Otra experienced. I'm dia, vi
amigo milo, sabiendo que me in
teresa en- estas investigaciones
me dirigi6 una carta ficticia 81
que hablaba de una casa imagi
maria que 70 iba a alquilar. Sir
desdoblar la carta Viva: me
asegur0 que la persona que M
la habfa escrito prOnto me pro
curaria una casa. 0tra yez Wv,
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
Cent Spread YOtf Ga!3 CsHgh
Get NeRihO- MuIs.2R

ing highest grade beechwood ereo'
sote for peneera oh. Genuine Gal.
ifornis fig syfop gives Meh-h9:
Mulsio:. 6 taste tie whole faailg
vii, like. II ehrcs to the rem
branes SO its soothin healing iHs
gradients ac' foster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit
sAttcndanrt IT church Is neees.
sery for human welfare, but don't
endangeF TIE &C gregatlon with .
cold cough whea f1antho-Malslon is
80 Inexpensive end easy to obtain"
B,ntho-M ulalon Is endorsed By
your ncietbors -, 91ranteed by
! 2 ing dre. 'ts here. adv.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
CASTILLO CRISToBAL CO.
LON ASSN, INC. -
CitGc6n

Por este medic cito a todos
los miembros del Castillo Girls
t6bal Colon No. Z, para la junta
general de los tenedores de bo-
nos. la cual Sc efectuara mana
ma jueves, despues de la tenida
del Castillo.
Sc ruega la a~sistencia de to-
dos para ell mejor desenvolyi :
miento de nuestros trabajos.
F-raternalmente,
Ell Secretdri0.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
cENTRo AsTURIANo
ConVocGtNTn

Sc cita a los senores asociados
para la session de Junta General
Ordinaria, correspondence al
primero Y segundo trimestres
de 1910, que tendra lugar el
viernes 26 del actual, a las 800
P. NJ, en- Ell salon teatro.
J. Gonz6lez, Sec.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

A cola couch seriously endangers
gu, ! .ur family ard your b siness
assc ates. illness from colds and
coughs causes more los pr time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have 2 corgh due to q cold,
ret Mcntac-MuIsion, the guaran-
teed medleias, today, II Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your eoughil
Immediately and get You entirely
oyer your cold cough quicker than
ny medicine you ever led, ask
or your money b. 4,
Mentha-MUlsian IS more than on
rrdhlaFy medicine, II contains vita,
aims A and d to build youl c9ld
resistance, and seven soothing
HrrlinF oils and r"~'i"'f"i im' r.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
"MARiANNE", PARIS


en- identicas CIRCUMSTANCES, de.
Iclar6 sin titubear: 'Esta CARA
fue escrita como una broma.
Cuando su amigo lie escribe "a
ssric Sc expresa de modo difa-
rente."
El simbolismo a .menudo de-
sempeha un papel considerable
en- la clarividencia. Cleric vi
do de un complicado panorama
dente traduce la vida por me :
der ios cue hay que cruzar, ciu
dades a donde llegar, serpientes
que eSquivar...... un v~erdadero
viaje del peregrino. Todos eMcs,
suelen indicar ell buen exito con
e sol, la luz. FL simbolismo de
los naipes es uniforme Y arbi-
trario. Otros videntes ven car
tas, iniciales, figuras, palabras
enteras. Los clarividentes YER :
1a5eramente grandes ven esce.
mas t0madas de la realidad, Sus
clientes les aparecen ocupados
en- tai o cual trabajo, en- contac
to con personalldades, partici-
pando en- tai acci6n.
Una causa muy comin de e.
rror es la velocidad con que las
imagenes sc suceden en- la men,
tie de los Videntes. Ciertos epi-
sodioe Sc prestan a cuidadoSa
inspection, otros cruzan como
relampagos, sin atender a su re
lativa importancia. A veces la
imagen es cOrrecta, pero la il-
terpretaci6p defectupsa,
La prudencia debe ser la guia
cuando Sc eonsulta a clarividen
ties, Evitad Ell peligro de entire
gar vuestra personalidad e I'M
ciativa a los dictados arbitra-
rios de otro.
Tratada con arte la ciencia, la
clarividencia pudiera, como to-
dos los otrcs dones, Aegar a per
feccionarse con Ell ejercicio y la
investigation met6dica. Cada
clarividente debiera ser someti-
do g una prueba de su habilidad
autentica para vaticinar el por-
venir, antes de permitirsele
practicar.
Hablemos ahora del elemento
arbitrafio en- la clarividencia,
Por que un clarividente es Gle
go a ciertos elementos de vues-
ira vida y naturaleza, mientras
que a otros les son Immediate
mente clarOs? 5Por que son pa
sados por alto acontecimientos
importantes y registradas con
cuidado minucias insignificant.
ties? lPor que ciertas prediccio-
mes, relatadas con minuciosoe
detalles y exactitud, no tiener
aparente relaci6n con vuestrs
vida o vuestros intimos? Todas
estas p%reguntas siguen siendC
otros tantos enigmas para e
que estudia la elarividencia,
Puede decirse mucho mas a
cerca del tema. IC6mo, por e
jemplo, estA la clarividencia 70
lacionada con Ia edad, la salud
ell sexo, la fatiga, la inteligen'
cia? Algunos clarividentes con.
fiesan que con Ia edad Sc ami.
moran sus facultades. Los clari.
videntes demuestrap un descel.
so de su lucidez con la fatiga
Respecto al sexO, la mayOria Ii
Hos clariyidentes son del sexC
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
Ell TEMPO

Sc vaticinan aguaceros para
esta tarde en- ell area de la ba-
hfa de Tampa; por la nOche a
clarara Ell tempo. FL jueves,
tempo parcialmente nublado.
con vientos moderados y varia'
bles. La temperature maxima
de aver fueron 80 grades,
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Cinco casas en- YbOr, de esquiRa, !
de 2 pisOs. Cuatro de un piso. Todas
en- buenas condolences, con aceras,
Alquiler de SS5 por mes. Precio de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Uno que 80 marcia sacrifice una
casa que vale $4,000, en- Nebraska,
por$4,000. Nil pesos al eeptado y el
resto a plazos. Cuatro habHaeiGnes
de dormir, sala de sol, cocina, coche-
ra, DEGRADE, techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
y una casa de yiviends cen 3 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $3.50. Una ter
cera al contado y Ell restO a plazOs
fAeiles.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. Al
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y ell res
to e6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Casa pequeha, dos GuaEtos de dor
mir, Tampa cerca lie Columbus DR.,
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Casa de dos pisos en- FaliafeFf0 3
cuRrtos, sala, c%ocina, baho, arboles
frutalss. 75x125 $1,000. $3.50 al con-
tado y 10 messs para pagar.
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Cerca del parque Robes, dos easas,
de estuco, de dos apartamentos eeda
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio s2,260,
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

nnklHNn JAIN ~ FEW MINUTE
10 relieve the torturlng pain Of Rheuma-
tlsm, Neuritls, Neuralgia 81 Lumhago, n .
lev MINUTES, set the Doctors formula
saflcs, Does the work quickly-must relieve
cuad pain, to your ~satidaction In q few
minsses OF money back ct pruggist's. Don't
m1dsr, Uua NURITO on this guarantee today,
La gaceta., 1940-07-24

Tenemos para la venta Fipcas, Bo.
degas, Gasolineras y 10 que listed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
CHILD HEALTH
CONFER ENCES
ARE SCHEDULED
Parents Urge d 10 Bring
Priesthood Children
10 Clinic Here

Parents who have children who
will be entering school in kinder
9arten or primary grades in Jul
neau and Douglas schools are again
urged to take advantage of the
summer individual health inspection
conferences. These conferences are
being held at the Juneau Health
Center in Room 108, Territorial
Building, on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoons, from / to
pm, and are in charge of Miss
Magnhild Oygard Public Health
Nurse.
The object of these summer con-
ferences is to complete the health
Inspection by the nurse and the
physical examination by the FAM
lily physician as early in the sum-
mer as possible, so that any de-
fects discovered in the children may
De corrected before the opening oil
school in the fall. In addition to
this, necessary imm n 2 a i n
against smallpox and diphtheria
may be completed at a time when
they will not interfere with school
routine.
Parents Come Too
Parents are requested to get in
touch with Miss Oygard for APP
continents by telephoning 2l8, or
oy contracting her at the Juneau
Health Center. 1t is hoped that
at least one parent will be pres
emit, and where parents have chi.
dren in several grades in school,
they will be permitted TO bring all
Of them in, in order to avoid the
necessity for more than one trip
TO the conferences.
AS there are only four more
scheduled conference dates for
and primary grade
school children, parents should act
During the months of July and
August, school children who will
De entering school in the upper
grades will be requested to come
n for their health inspections, AMI
a schedule for these conferences
dill be announced at later cate.
Health inspection conferences for
high school students will not be in
stituted until the opening of school
n September.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
NATIONAL SPORTS
week DESIGNATED

Gov. Eefnest Gruening has re-
ceived q communication from the
Amateur Athletic Union of the Unit
ed States to the effect that July IT
has been selected by that organiza-
ton as National Sports Week, dur
ing which time it is proposed to
mobilize the recreational activities
of the American people in behalf of
good health habits which build a
sturdier citizenship and to demon
strate the American way of fair play
and craftsmanship which so greatly
affect the commonwealth"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
COMMITTEE
FOR FOURTH
APPOINTED
Juneau 10 Hold Patriotic
Celebration Here on
independence Day

A civic committee TO give Juneau
the finest Fourth of July celebration
in its history was appointed yes
terday at a meeting of the COM
munity's leaders at the City Hall.
Charles w. Carter. J. C. Thomas
and j. F. Mullen comprise the Ex-
ecutive Committee which will be in
charge of arrangements.
A Finance Committee will consist
of H. o. Adams, w. S. George, Fl. r.
VanderLeest, Percy Reynolds, Dan
Ralston, George Gullufsen, Harry
Sporting, Earle Hunter, George
Cleveland and r. r. Hermann.
To Meet Saturday
At o'clock Saturday afternoon
all committee members will meet at
the City Hall to make further plans
A baseball game, the usual sports
events for children, a mucking con-
test and patriotic parade are on
the program. Soldiers will be here
from Chilkoot Barracks to represent
the armed services of the United
States.
Districts Assigned
Solicitation of funds for the stag
ing of the celebration will be carried
out as follows:
From the junction of Front and
Franklin streets to the cold storage.
H. o. Adams and w. S. George:
from Front Street, down Main Street
to the waterfront, H. R.sVanderLeest
and Percy Reynolds; above Front
Street to Fourth Street, G E. Cleve-
land and R. r. Hermann; from cold
storage company to Alaska Juneau,
Earle Hunter and Dan Ralston; Fed
eral and Territorial Building, Harry
Sporting and George Gullufsen; Ex-
ecutive Committee to contact the
fraternal organizations for dona-
lions.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
FIRST MAIL
ENR0UTE0N
BIG(L|ppER
Continued from Page One)

Among the passengers on the
Clipper today are Clinton Hester,
oswald Ryan and Samuel Gates oil
the Civil Aeronautics Authority;
Reps. Fred A. Hartley and Charles
A Wolverton, congressman from
New Jersey; Merrell C. Meigs OF
Chicago representing the Hearst
newspapers; James G.. Stahlman oil
the Nashville Tennessean; Thomas
H. Beck, President OF Golfers Week
ly; Col Edgar s. Gorrell, President
of the Air Trans port Association;
Harold Crazy, Vice-President OF
United Airlines; Lacy v. Murrow,
washington State Highway ana
Aviation Commissioner from Olym-
pia: Charles l.. Smith OF Seattle,
State Governor of the National
Aeronautics Association.
Harold Coffey of Portland, Vice.
President of the National Aeronaut-
les Association; l.. c. Calvert OF
Seattle. President of the American
Mail Line: Foster McGovern oil
the Seattle Chamber of Commerce;
A. P. Kelly of the Spokane Cham
Der of Commerce; Jack Taylor,
Chairman of the King County Com
missioners, Seattle; Walter York,
businessman from Boise; Frank
Ashe, Chairman of the Snohomish
County Commissioners; George
Gum and William CaStleton, Seat
tie businessmen; C. c.. Garland,
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
MASONIC GRAND
LODGE MEETING
IN BELLINGHAM
Grand Master Is Alaskan
Juneau Man Delivers
Official Address

The many members OF Masonic
lodges in Alaska are today partlcu-
larly interested in the meetings Oh
the Grand Lodge of Masons OF the
State of Washington and the Ter
rjtorv of Alaska, which are being
held this week in Bellingham, Wash.
This because of the fact that for
the first time in the long history
of the Grand Lodge of Masons OF
washington, a real Alaska resident
has been at the head of that great
organization.
Charles p. Kirkland, for a num-
Der of years a resident of Wran-
CELL. and at the present time resi-
dent of Anchorage, has for the past
year been Grand Master for Wash
ington and Alaska. This is the
highest honor possible within the
gift OF what is known as the Blue
Lodge of Masons, and Alaska lodg-
es have felt particularly honored
by the selection of one of its MEM
bers as Grand Master.
According to reports received in
Juneau today by local Masonic
Lodge officers, CIR an Master
Kirkland opened the Grand Lodge
in Bellingham on last Tuesday
morning with the largest attendance
in recent years, including delegates
from ten Alaska towns.
Mt. Juneau Lodge of Masons feel
particularly honored by having one
of its members as Grand Lodge
officer. Howard D. Stabler, Past
Master of Mt. Juneau Lodge was
appointed by Grand Master Kirt-
land as Grand Lecturer and this
morning delivered his official adj
dress. at the Bellingham session.
Also in attendance from Juneau is
Ralph B. Martin, present Master
of Mt. Juneau Lodge. According
to local Masons, the Grand Lodge
will elect new officers at today's
session.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
ANDREWS SAYS
ALASKA NEEDS
MORE Defense
Declares Russian Expan-
sion Is Bigger Threat
than We Think

Russian expansion in a military
sense is no joke in the opinion OF
:. L. Andrews, author of the Story
If Alaska, and prominent free
lancer of Alaskan material.
I'VE have many things the Rus
;ians or the Japanese would like to
nave in Alaska" Andrews declared.
Why wouldn't they want to take
u.s."
AS to the threat of Russian forth
fications on Big Diomede in Boring
strait, Andrews, who spent several
years in that section many years
ago, is convinced that the United
Statess hould take steps to ensure
he safety of the Territory.
Boring Sea in the hands of an
enemy would be prize to them, .
Andrews said. They would take
our tin, our coal, our oil, our SAL
mon, Goldfish and crab, and our fur
seal. Furthermore, they would be
able to establish a hard-to- dislodge
case of operations pointing to the
main United States"
1t is Andrews opinion that the
Nome area should be fortified and
he Aleutian chain, to much larg-
er 'eXent than has been heretofore
contemplated.
The elderly Alaskan, now retired
to his writings in Seattle, spent
;everal weeks at Kodiak and Sitka
gathering material on the air bases
for articles. After visit of few
days in Juneau he went south this
morning on the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-06-20
CAA men FLY
IN, 5TINS0N

Civil Aeronautics Authority In
spectors l. K McWilliams and E.
B. Gentry flew in from Anchorage
via Cordova last night in a CAA
Stinson to meet CAA officials due
in aboard the Alaska Clipper to-
day.
Clinton Hester, Administrator OF
CAA, arriving on the Clipper, will
confer with McWilliams and Gen
try here and may make tour of
the Territory.
McWilliams and Gentry are
guests at the Baranof Hotel