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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
CODE MARKS ARE BEING USED IN
 SALMON INDUSTRY
Hardness of Bones Leads to Information 10 Im-
 prove Pack

Studies of the hardness of the bones in canned salmon are lead ing to new information that will improve the uniformity of Alaska s canned salmon pack, Dr. Ray w. Clough of the National Gamers Association. Northwest Branch, told assembled salmon packers and others at the recent convention of the Association of Pacific Fish cries.
 Dr. Clough said that the Nation al Gamers laboratory was conduct ing studies of the hardness of the salmon bones, using new. instru- ment especially developed for this purpose by MT. O. E. Shostrom
 The most valuable application of this bone hardness determina- ton will be a cheekup on the ef ficiency of the retort, and the uni /, formity of the cooking which the salmon receive,H Dr. Clough ex- ] plained. By determination of the hardness. Of the bones, it will be l possible to obtain information lead 1 ing to uniform cook for all sal mon cooked in a given retort."
 Experimental packs for carrying on this study were put up in Bris- l tol Bay and other sections of AL l aSka last summer. i{ E. a
 Determine Species
 Another interesting use of the hardness determinations is to recog- i nize the various species of sal- mon after canning There is usu- ally little difficulty in telling one species from another,'s pr. Clough said, f'but the immature king sal mon can be mistaken for the pink salmon. A determination of bone hardness has helped in recogniz- ing these species recently, since there is noticeable difference in the bone hardness of these two salmon" ,Stss a fla'if52isst 54 He also outlined the inspection activities of the National Gamers Association which each year in- 1 spects samples covering virtually i the entire Alaska canned salmon pack iliAiss ANss4
 ! Samples for inspection are se- lected by code marks to cover fish caught and canned in the same lot by each cannery. In this man. ner, each code mark includes fish of generally uniform character.
 t1ea Pack Inspected
 This is the eighth year, the Ma tional Gamers Association has in spected the Alaska salmon pack, he said. During the past three years, the inspection has covered well over 80 percent of the Alaska canned salmon output. He reported that this year, the laboratory ex- pected to inspect a larger number of parcels than in any previous year, N4 isal.Ss ai,Ft llse
 Last year, up to November I, A. l 173000 cases were covered by the inspection. This year up to Octo- berQS5, the inspection accounted for approximately 3,500,000 cases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
Hollywood Sighh find Sonnd5
.vy Rekbia Cosas

HOLLYWOOD, Cal octs 31-@Arise My Love had to sit my love- re-takes. Seems it was warm summer Europe at times for Elder Will Hays Hope doesnt comedy
 at comedy since he was brought out sev the because he good in comedy
 Incidentally, if that doent get real break soon I'm going organize picket line something I'm getting tired of seeing performances draw at prevews only be forgotten by the next casting so you have to comb the Bs to find him again Maybe is it for Abel and it's time.
 Know what frst-night like? To Herbert Wilcox directing Neagle No Mo- Nanette it's like Holsters resting in parsley silver tray dissolved from of such audience applaudlng a their pncers cappng He had sratoned from the east and finished the closeup in time let the Holsters nober fate at lunch. Only FIRST NIGHT audience mind you said actful Herbert who likes audiences delaly he especially for IN N, NJ
 On the Helen Brodericks of the lovelorn monkey but probably needs the Boderick droery put it a big the little monkeys next the big ons and all day long the little monkey sighed and adored the on her aght with love This went day after
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
PUBLIC CARD PARTY

The 6onsi of Norway are spon- soring the first of series of card parties on Saturday. Nov. ?. at 8:3o sp.nl., i'll the LOOP. Hall. Prizes and refreshments. Admis- sion soc Business meeting at 7:30 o'clock sharp. 'l as~e9i' adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
PLANE MOVEMENTS

Q Alaska Clipper scheduled to . arrive this afternoon and c leaves tomorrow morning at ( 8 o'clock from Aux B a y. ( Mail closes at o'clock to- 0 morrow morning.
 c Three PA Electras scheduled
 to arrive in Juneau this af-
 terncon from Fairbanks. All to interior tomorrow morn ing Mail closes at 8 a. m. Planes scheduled to fly every morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, weather permitting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
CLIppER ON ~ LAAST FLIGHT

The Alasxa Clipper is scheduled to llrive here this afte.nJon With II paecerges5 cn its las5 flight over 'n'r ~eatIle-Iuneau run. giving way Monday to the big Douglas DC3.
 me D1ugias. same ship as Unit ed Airs Mainliners, will carry cnly mail and express fos the time be- ing, it is said, and w.ll fly non- step from the Queen City to the Capital City
 Coming north today with the sChpper are Vernon Modes, F. c. Soaring, Ralph Saathcff, Georg e Flynn, Mrs J. Shipman, Mildred Fefnald, E. A. Meyring, Miss Daliah Caum, Miss Elizabeth Oyster. Mrs. B l a nc h e Strode, John Johansen, H. F. Milley, Sam Kinsler and all but one routed through to the h. terior by PAA Electras.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER. MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

o Mount Mckinley due Saturday.
 May have four days mail
 aboard.
 Tongass due Monday a. m. SCHEDULED SAILlNGS . Ncrth Coast scheduied to sail . from Seattle at 10 a. m. to- q morrow. .
 Princess Norah scheduled to . sails from Vancouver at 3 D. ( m. tomorrow. hleutian scheduled to sail ( from Seattle 9 a. m. Satur- ( day, November 2. Tyee scheduled to sail from Seattl Nov. at a. m. SOUTHBOIrND BAlLINGS [ 6 North Sea scheduled to arrive at 4:45 o'clock this afternoon and sails southbomd at 10:45 o'clock tonight. Denali scheduled southbound at 1 o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon. Q Yukon scheduled southbound q next Monday. LOCAL SAGL:ECS Estebeth scheduled to sail every . Wednesday at 6 D. m. for Sit . ka and wayportS. Dart leaves every Wednesday . of T a m for petarSb,lrp Port . Alexander, Rake and way ( ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
JAZZ TO MAKE
 HUNTING TRIP

The motorship Jazz is going out cn a hunting trip tonight for the weekend in Icy Straits, principally areeind Mud Bay.
 Making the trip, leaving from Aux Bay tonight, are Elroy Ninnis, Everett Novel;, Milt Daniel, Lou Hudson, Tom McCaul and Cash Cole.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
Hunters
 Back, Deutz

A party Of hunters returned on the motorship Deutz with Capt Al Weathers this morning after week of hunting on Chichagof Is- land.
 In the party were A. B. Hayes, c. w. Wright and Vic Powers. The hunters bagged few deer and lots of ducks, but Hayes was the only gunner to score a goose kill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
NOTICE

Elks club members are urged to sian up for bowling as soon as pos sible. Tournament starts next week. Everyone must be signed up 10 bowl Call the club by phone to sign. aoV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31

Make up your own celery salt for seasoning soups and stews. Select crisp celery leaves; wash them well and place in a covered pan or dish cn the back of the stove. When the leaves are well dried, roll them between the fingers until powdered. Store in a covered jar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-31
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Evening star., 1940-02-18
Sons and Daughters
lOf Liberty

State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd announces a meeting Of
the deputy State councillors tomor-
row night at 1890 K street Sc.
Convention Chairman Henry M.
Gray, jr., has called special meet
ing OF the State Committees for
Wednesday at 7:30 pm. at 935 G
place NV.
Columbia Council will meet Tues
day night at Northeast Masonic
Temple. Council Mrs. Marie Car
ney will preside.
Potomac Council met with Coun-
cilor Mrs. Vaughan presiding. The
State councillor and her officers were
omcially received. Mrs. Shepherd
spoke. A banquet followed. The
next meeting will be Wednesday
night at 935 g place NV.
Washington Council was called to
order by Councillor A. Don Morec-
CO. The State councillor, Mrs. Min
ME Stewart; Mrs. Ethel v. Fowler,
Mrs. Virginia e. Bessman and Mrs.
Mignonette M. p. Harmon delivered
addresses. The next meeting win be
February 26, when the. council will
receive the State councillor and Of
ficerS.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Ancient Order Of
Hibernions Auxiliary

Division No. 8 met Thursday at
the home Of Miss Mary Ready.
Plans are being made to celebrate
the Sd anniversary with a dinner
dance in the near future.
Division No. 6 met at the home
of Mrs. Houch. Three new members
were initiated. They will hold their
March meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Weller. Mrs. Boswell, Mrs. Nc
Carthy, Miss johnson and Miss Dill
lon will assist the hostess.
Division No. 4 met at the home
OF the Misses Rose and Clarita
Wright. Refreshments we're served
following the musical program.
Division No. Z met at the home
of Mrs. Agnes Flanagan. Miss Sa-
rah Walsh read . paper on the life
Of st. Brigid. The March meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Annie Blackwell.
The entire membership of the
Ancient Order and Ladies Auxiliary,
rs well as the two junior divisions,
are expected to attend the solemn
vespers on March II at st. Patrick's
Church.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Knights Of Pythios

The ritual team Of Calanthe
Lodge will hold . full rehearsal to-
day at $50 am. In the ONCE Of the
chancellor commander ct the Bur-
lngton Hotel
The Past Chiefs Association Of
the Pythian Sisters were entertained
1t the home Of Mrs. 0rayce Martin,
46l Oakwood street Sc, last. Tues
day evening, and on tomorrow night
Mrs. Martin Win entertain the Nee
die Point Club.
Rathbone Temple on Friday eve
ming will initiate two candidates.
The 18th annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Will convene In the
PythiAn Temple tomorrow ct. 7:30
pm. Election Of onicers win take
plAce Tuesday evening.
!. On February 26 VIII be congress
d6nal night ct Calanthe Lodge. The
rank n inteht win - cmferred ID
iarr1t1ainsat xsshher q ocnsfegs.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Daughters Of America
Benefit Set Saturday

The annual George Washington
social will be given for the benefit
Of this State council, Daughters Of
America, February "A, 1t Almas
Temple, 1915 K street NV. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Edna
Gather, 3113 Twelfth street ne.
( Betsy Ross Council Will entertain
State officers February. a at North
east Masonic Temple.
Golden Rule Council was presided
over by Mrs. Nancy e. Taylor, coun-
cilor, and officially received Mrs.
Pearl s. Poole, q charter member Of
John L. Burnett Council, by trans
fer. Those who received degrees
were Thomas G. Haggenmacker,
Mrs. Marie Haggenmacker, Mrs.
Eta M. Long and Mrs. Virginia
Keys.
Friendship Council on February .
had annual visitation. Past State
Councillor Ethel Z. Burroughs sang.
Mrs. Marie Stephenson, State cotm-
cilor, WAS presented with gift In
behalf Of the council, as also Was
Mrs. Atlburn, Mrs. Downing and
Mrs. Rupert. A Valentine social
followed. -
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Grand EncampIneni
OF Odd Fellows
Elects Woodruff
Federal City Lodge
lnstoIls Officers;
Rebekuh Activities

Roswell NJ. Woodruff was elected
and Installed grand patriarch Of the
Grand Encampment Of Odd Fellows
OF the District last week. Other ON
GERS are: Lewis L. Beaxley, high
priest; Albert P. Dobbins, senior
warden: William L. Ford, scribe;
Walter B. Randall, treasurer; Sam
uel Lebowitz. junior warden: Guy r.
Glossbrenner. representative; Free
dom r. Leaman, marshal; Edmund
e. Walsh. inside sentinel.
Grand Master Ashlan r. Harlan
and his associate ofiicers will make
IN ohicial visit to Phoenix Lodge
Friday.
Federal City Lodge installed the
following 0f1icers: Samuel J. Dick,
noble grand: Michael E. Murry, right
supporter to noble grand: John O.
Nash, left supporter to noble grand:
Otto C. Yeatman, vice grand: VIII
liam NJ. ziegler, right supporter to
vice grand; Charles r. Oliver, left
supporter to vice grand; Huber r.
Nash, warden; Marcus L. Lennon,
recording secretary: Bernard @.
Tauberschmidt, financial secretary;
Harry w. Langford, treasurer;
Chauncey ]. Gentzler, conductor;
William H. Wright, chaplain; James
w. Stanbury, inside guardian: Rob-
ert Leonard, outside guardian; Dam
lei w. Bruce, right scene supporter:
Louis Dick, left scene supporter. and
Robert Leonard, custodian.
Eastern Lodge conferred the ini-
tiatory degree on Walter I. Lund.
Columbia Lodge will receive the
grand master and his officers Feb
ruary 20. 20. A. Eisner of Lawrence
town, Nova Scotia, and representa-
tive of the maritime provinces Of
Canada, made q visit to this lodge
at the last meeting.
Rebekah Lodges.
Mrs, Margaret j. Rule, president
of the Rebekah Assembly, announced
the following visitations: March 4,
Ruth Lodge: March Is. Esther;
April IL, Columbia Theta Rho Girls
Club No. 1; April %. Schuyler Col
fax: May g.. Naomi: May II, Miriam:
October 3, Mount Pleasant: October
Is, Fidelity: October "A, Martha
Washington; November IL. Bright
wood, and December S, Dorcas.
Mrs. Rose Firtag, noble grand Of
Naomi Rebekah Lodge, announces q
celebration February, 10 featuring
the contribution by members for the
educational foundation fund.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will
meet Friday, pm. Estelle john
son, noble grand, will preside.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Mary
Cummings, president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary p. NJ, entertained the ON
GERS at her home, 1905 Nineteenth
street Sc.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Scottish Rite Masons
Elect D. W. Graffius
Venerable Master
Rev. Dr.. (. c. Powers
To Broadcast Over
Columbia Network

Donald w. Graffius was elected
venerable master of Scottist Rite
Masons at the last meeting. Other
officers elected were: Frederic B.
Blackburn, senior warden: Austin j.
Lester, junior warden, and John C.
Palmer, orator The venerable mas
ter made the following appoint
ments: Carl Collier, master of cere-
monies; George Goss, expert; Marvin
E. Fowler, assistant expert; George
Link, captain of the host, and Will
liam F. Holmes, tiler.
At the same meeting the following
general officers were elected: John
G. Palmer, almoner; Arthur B..
: Hayes, secretary; Monte Sanger,
treasurer; Frank Stetson, trustee.
and Hector G.. Spaulding, represent
atiye George Washington Memorial
Association.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will
meet Tuesday evening.
b. Under the auspices of the Supreme
Council for the Southern jurisdic-
tion of the United States, the Rev.
DR.. Edgar Cordell Powers of Balti-
more, Md, will give broadcast over
the Columbia network February 81
at 10:15 pm. on George Washing
ton."
DR.. Lyman Beecher Swormstedt,
veteran Washington physician, was
Evening star., 1940-02-18


vail, lecturing knight, has been ele-
vsted to loyal knight to MI the un-
expired term Of s. Albert Mickler.
who resigned. Mr.. Duvall has been
Q member Of washington lodge
since 1881.
Ambrose A. Durkin, inner guard.
was elected loyal knight. Mr.. Dur
kin Is graduate Of Georgetown
University and q member Of the
Detective Bureau Of washington
Police Department. Charles Bush
has been appointed by Exalted
Ruler Harold Pease rs inner
guard.
The lodge meeting Of February
81 has been postponed until Feb
ruary %. The Entertainment Com.
mittee, under the direction Of John
D. Powers, win hold Washingtons
Birthday party On that date. Tbs
party win consist Of . bu6st sup-
pr and danee.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
LoyoI Order of Moose

r. II. Thompson, governor Of CO.
lumbia Lodge, has called q special
meeting for February 20, at 8 pm,
at 1414 street NV, to initiate q
class Of candidates in honor of the
supreme secretary, Malcolm r. Giles.
The meeting Of February ~ will be
. social. Paul Rivers has arranged
= boxing show.
John Lowe, great north moose
Of Moose Legion, has arranged q
meeting Of legions Of Maryland. vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Delaware and
the District OF Columbia, and invi-
tationS also have been sent to Moose
Legions Of Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Virginia and New York to par
ticipate In conferring the second de-
gree on members Of the various
lodges in this territory. The degree
stan Of Baltimore Legion will con-
duct the ceremony. The meeting
viii be held at the Maydower Hotel
on February "A at 3 pm, which will
be followed by entertainment. Later
the legionnaires viii Join the women
in . dance ut l414 street NV. at
Z pm.
Women Of the Moose.
Mrs. Robert Baldwin, past grad
uate regent Of Columbia Chapter,
will entertain the officers and COM
mittee chairmen tomorrow at her
home, 405 Tenth street NE. The
Mooseheart Committee viii meet at
that time. ~
Ritualistic rehearsal will be held
at Moose Hall at pm. February 22.
The Ritual Committee viii hold its
chapter night program on Friday
evening at Moose Hall. A feature Of
tho program win be = talk by the
ritual chairman on Faith, Hope
ana Love Eight candidates win
b initiated.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. 4 met yesterday. The
Hiking Club met February 13 at the
home Of Ethel Pead, with Rosa Rob-
bins as sco-hostess. The club will
have q beach trip in June. A dance
will be held ut the Kennedy Warren
February 70. Since this is leap
year dance, the girls are asked to
comply with the custom.
Bethel No. 8 viii meet February
"a. The Ways and Means Commit
tee is arranging bake sale.
Bethel, No. ; win meet February
22 at the Masonic Temple, Mills and
Rhode Island avenues NE, at
7:30 pm. ~.
A meeting Of the Dramatic Club
will be held at the home Of Avis
Higdon, 2615 Twenty second street
NE, at 7:30 pm. February II.
On February Is the drill team held
q party at the home of Marguerite
Mayne In place Of the regular drill.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

dian Spring Country Club on Feb
ruary "a.
The Fellewcraft Club of Federal
Lodge will give a George Washing
ton Birthday dance and card party
at the Willard Hotel Wednesday
evening.
The club will meet February 20
in lodgeroom No. l at 7::30 pm.
Karl E. FARRELL, potentate Of Almas
Temple, announces the third annual
potentate's party will be held at
the Mayflower Hotel at $50 pm. on
February "a. James A. Councillor is
chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements, the motif being of
an Oriental nature. 1t will be open
to the members of the Shrine and
their friends. The closing date for
reservations is February 20 and
may be made at the office of the
recorder, 1915 K street NV.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Potomac Lodge, F. c.;
Benjamin r. French Lodge, M. M;
Anacostia Lodge, M. NJ; Pentalpha
Lodge, social; Mount Pleasant Lodge,
stated; Albert Pike Lodge, stated;
Sojourners' Lodge, stated; Orient
Commandery, stated; Washington
Council, r. S. NJ, grand visitation,
and Washington Centennial, officers
meeting.
Tuesday-National Lodge, M. NJ;
Myron M. Parker, stated; King
David Lodge, E. A.; La Fayette
Chapter, r. A. NJ, stated; Bright
wood Commandery, stated, and Fed
eral Lodge, Fellowcraft Club.
Observation-Disclosures Centen-
NAL Lodge, e. A.; Osiris Lodge,
stated; East Gate Lodge. M. NJ:
Columbia Chapter, r. A. NJ, Mark
Master degree; Potomac. Cammand-
cry, stated, and Zabud Council, r.
S. NJ, grand visitation
Thursday-New Jerusalem Lodge,
stated; George c. Whiting Lodge,
stated; Washington Chapter, r. A.
NJ, stated; William r. Singleton
Chapter, r. A. NJ, stated, and Ana
costa Lodge, annual dinner.
Friday-St. Johns Lodge, stated:
Hope Lodge, stated; Trinity Lodge,
stated; Eureka Chapter, r. A. NJ,
stated, and Mount Pleant Chapter,
r. A. M. stated.
saturday-Grand Lodge school Of
instruction.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Order Of De MoIoy

Robert lie Bruce Chapter vill have
It's annual pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon on George Washington's
Birthday. During the day the pa
troll, headed By, Larry Thursten and
Herrone Bartley, win visit the Ma
sonic Temple In Alexandria,. Va,
followed by sports events. basket
ball and bowling In the afternoon.
The climax will be the third 4n-
nual Jobs' Daughter De Molay dance
q ths Washington4 HoteL Dsncins
6om 70, tos1. 81
Evening star., 1940-02-18

At tllc dlllludl ulCctlIlS VI tIlc N1c11.
eral Auxiliary Temple Board, the
following officers were elected: Miss
Ann Guilford, president; Mrs. Elsie
L. Douglas, first vice president; Mrs.
Carrie Batson, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Hester T. Maschmeyer,
secretary, and Mr.. Herbert S. Mid
dlemiSS, treasurer.
Mrs. Madella L. Smith presided
and presented to the new president
gavel, made of wood from the
White House and adorned with the
colors of the order.
The grand matron, Mrs. Minnie J.
Burdine, predicted the early break
ing of ground for the temple
and announced that q Colonial sill
yer tea will be held on Washington's
birthday, sponsored by the 1910
Matrons and Patrons Association.
Areme Chapters weekly card
party on February 10 will be held
at the home of Mrs. Caroline Riese-
berg, 1908 Kansas avenue NV, at
8 pm. For information and reser-
vations call Randolph O874.
A program will be given after the
next meeting of the chapter.
Fidelity Chapter on February 20
will have business. The Home Board
will meet February 10 at 1890 at
the home of Bertha Ockershausen,
217 S street NE. Officers will meet
February 26 at o'clock at the home
of Ethel Wyatt, 1898 D street Sc.
Acacia Chapter will be host Tues
day evening at a reception in honor
of the home coming Of the grand
matron, Mrs. Minnie J. Burdine, who
was the first matron of Acacia
Chapter in 1921. Accompanying her
will be the grand patron, Edward
c. Steagall. The other officers of
the Grand Chapter, including the
past grand matrons and past grand
patrons of the District of Columbia
and the members of the 1910 Ma
irons and Patrons Association, will
also be guests. Other guests of the
evening will be the matrons and
patrons of 1921. There will be en-
tertainment, refreshments and
dancing.
Mrs. Pearl S. Richards, matron of
Ruth Chapter. announces the chap
ter will entertain Stansbury Lodge
tomorrow evening. Entertainment,
dancing and refreshments.
The officers meeting will be Tues
day evening at the home of Clyde
H. Filley, 1907 Delafield street NV.
at 8 pm. Mrs. Alice S. Eckloff,
associate matron, and Clyde H.
Filley, associate patron, will be the
hostess and host.
The chapter will hold card party
and dance February "a at the East
ern Star Temple. George Whetzel,
Ge. 1854, is in charge of reserva-
uOnS.
Anne Parkes, matron of Bright
wood Chapter, announces a dessert
bridge party February 20 at 1890
at the home of Past Matron Martha
Rich, 735 Allison street NV.
The meeting of February ~ has
been called of.
Maybell L. Herbert, matron Of
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Ing Of the Mary
land, Delaware
and District of
Columbia State
Association at
Hage r S t o W n ,
Md. The bust.
n e SIS meeting
will begin at 2
pm. and will be
followed by .
d l n n er. Mr..
Gayaut Will Nao
q large delega-
ton Of Wash
ington Elks to
the meeting.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

presented WIN a
50-year button
by Needham c.
Turnage, grand
master of Ma
sons, on Feb
ruary S. DR..
Swormstedt has
been a member
o f Pentalpha
Lodge for more
than SO years.
He is a member
of Mount Ver-
non G h a p t e r +,
r. A. M; Wash
! n z ton Com
mandery, K. T.,
Evening star., 1940-02-18
B. P. O. EIks

Philip U. Gayaut Of Washington,
Grand Lodge pardon commissioner,
viii deliver an address on Ameri.
canism today at the regional meet