davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-26
NEAR NAVY YARD.

3S06 gath ST NE-5 rooms. bath,
neW OIL burner, large lot and garage Avail
able July 10, rent $50 90
ALSO 5.room ard bath bungalow avail
Several unfurnshed apts.. $40 and up.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
@125 r. l. Ave NE HO. 601O
Evening star., 1940-06-26

BRIGHT!
1923 COLUMBIA RID.
The Csvendish
Quiet, Refined Building,
A 2Room Unit.
Somolnation Kitchen-Alcove
Bath, Only sac Al
Also Well-Arraneed
Unit OF Hall, 3 Large Rooms
Kitchen, Bath; = Exposures
Parquet Floors SIS 90
ENTIRE
Building just Redecorated.
S01 18th MA soso
Evening star., 1940-06-26
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.
frnrtynY,aI

S65-sEMI-DETACH BRICK: ROOMS;
path. recreation room with shower and
lavatory. built-in garage; excellent con-
dition; present occupant will show any
Ihih x st RErrzE11 nr a1nn
Evening star., 1940-06-26
"THE MAIIRY !"

701 18th ST. nW.-100 beautifully furn
near showers and tub baths. tnner-sprins
mattresses. elevator Nicely furnished recep.
tion room: single. $3.50 wk up: double
Evening star., 1940-06-26
$61-SKYLAND-S61,

An apartment home community. with
city view; rms. complete duplex houses.
Extra services. Extra value. Liv rm.,
dining rm. and kitchen on 1st floor; :
bedrooms and bath 2nd floor; ample closet
space. Exhibit apt. furnished by w. g. j.
sloane. Drive out Pa. ave. Sc to 18th,
turn right cross bridge to first traffic lignt,
turn left on Good Hope rd to 25th st Sc,
SkYLAND, INC, 25th and Good Hope
Evening star., 1940-06-26
ROOMS UNFURkISHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOM RENTING SERVICES.

FREE sERvIcE-SAVE TIME,
Guest Homes Associated at washington
Room Exchange, with 100 wel-located
homes, offer single double and group
rooms, some with running water, private
ba tn, at consistent rates A director with
car shows available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
1920 18th SIT NV

delightful home residence in the EN-
bassy section. High. cool location for
summer, with garden and trees. Singles.
social environment. Hotel service. Excel
lent food. Columbia $3.50 0Ss
Evening star., 1940-06-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

sUBLET-FURNIsHED NO LEASE: /
room. kitchenette, bath, dressing room:
all utilities furnished. switchboard service: /:
$50 Apt, 924. the Gwenwood, 1920 10Th
Evening star., 1940-06-26
APARTMENTS WANTED

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE LADY, DE-
Sires one room. kitchen. bath, furnished
Dupont Circle vicinity; will consider un-
furnished apartment: no hot plates. alley
entrances, share baths about S35 Box
Doh Star
Evening star., 1940-06-26

1900 18th ST NW.-Attractive, COM
fortablv furnished, newly decorated, double
room; southern exposure: large closet; next
Evening star., 1940-06-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1861 BILTMORE ST NW-Newiy dec.
GRATED home opening for refined guests;
every appointment considered for their
Evening star., 1940-06-26
GRAFTON HOTEL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

18th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio. for ! person, from $3.50 per
Studio tyne rooms n If desired i Air Con, Con-
ditloned lobby. dining room and cocktail
room. Roof lounge open June 10 to
September 30. Call MR.. WILLS, mgr. for
inSpectlon. District 1910
Evening star., 1940-06-26

2024 N ST NW-Large front rooms, next
bath: twin beds; suitable . gentlemen,
Government clerks preferred; single rooms,
81 30 week
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

-Ponlo en- el armario nuevo,
donde guardas las obras de tn
marido.
-Esta tranquila.
o.
Maria de la Cruz sigui6 ARE
glando la maleta.
Pero Ia Quedaba una especie
de resquemor, Ell deseo de decir
algO mas a Luisa, aunque no sa-
bia como dar forma a su pen
samiento.
All fin Sc decide a ahadir.
-Oye, Tulsa.
-Dime-repuso la dueha de
la casa, que ahora ayudaba a
Maria a ordenar pahuelos y ca
misas.
Isl por c~ualquier cosa que a
mi me ocurriera... luna desgra-
cia, sabe Dios quel,.. yo no vuel-
vo a Madrid o desapareciera, il
rame, jiirame I'd por tn hijo,
Por la memoria de Juan jose,
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

cue has de seguir siempre bus
cando a mi Celia, Y que 81 la en-
contraras, serias una madre pa
ra ella.
Luisa la abraz6 antes de con-
testar.
Ri tono solemne de las pala-
bras de Maria la habia emoeio-
nado profundamente.
4 o te 10 juro, amiga bue-
ma, amiga santa!... Pero, ipor-
que hablas asi?... lAcaso themes
un NAL presentimiento al en-
.prendeF este viaje?
II No Sc que te olga, Tulsa F!
No es que tengo Ell presentimien
to de que me ocurra algo malo.
es que tengo miedo de TODD. Mic
do de la vida. cast mas que de la
muerte...
Il Miedo?... JPor pue?...
-iNo SELL. iiHe sufrido tan
tol... Y va sabes que cuando Sc
muchO, ACADIA uno pOr des
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

confiar de TODD, gor descOnfiar
de la vida miSma.
No pienSes NADIA malo. Dios
te ayudara, porque til eres una
martir. En- 81 Jap6n encontra-
ras a tn prima poiitica que te da
"a la carta necesaria para tn
eSposo. Ademas, como til misma
mas dicho el otro dia, ella sabra
seguramente d6nde esta Miguel,
su amante. Podras ir a verlo.
IFS verdad l-dijo la madre
de Celia, pensativa.
y antes del verano podras
volver a Madrid y encontrar a
tn esposo, y volver a ser felices
todoS.
Jay, Dios miol... Isl 81 Gle
10 te oyera L..
ISL mujerl Yo soy de las
que Green en- tn rehabilitation,
2aSs 10 que paSel
It'll crees, Lnisa...?
ST, hija mia. Nc habria JUS
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

ticia en- ell mundo, 81 no la hicie
ra a ii tn marido tarde o tenn
prano.
liPero... mi hija!... JlCrees
que este con su padre?...
-Yo siempre 10 he creido,
Maria. A pesar de 10 que til nos
contaste al principle q Juan Jo-
Sc Y a mi, y de 10 que hemos ha.
blado tantas wees, 70 siempre
penSe que Celia esta con tn ma
isl fuera asi!..
-Quiere decirse que al en-
contrar a Pedro encontraria
tambien a tn hija
Las dos amigos, emocionadas,
sc vcivieFpn 3 abrazar
Luego Luisa ayud6 q Maria q
acabar de poner en- orden Ia
maleta
La noche sorprendi6 a las dos
buenas amigos en- IN eStadO Dc
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
SAMUEL RESHEVSKY CON
SERVA LA CORONA MA.
CIONAL DE ID

New York, mayo 22.-Samuel
Reghevsky retuvo aver Ell tftNIlo
de campe6n nacional de ajedrez,
Que conquist6 en- 1896 y desde
sntonces 10 retiene.
Ell vencedor alcanz6 13 victo-
rias Y 3 derrotas. Reuben Fine
en- segundo lugar, con 1919 vic
torias y 312 derrotas.
Kashdan finaliz6 en- tercer lu-
gar, con 1919 ganadas Y 5l2
perdidas.
Finaliz6 en- cuarto lugar Pin
kus.
DID la noticia de la victoria el
ST.. L. Walter Stephens. Resh-
evsky tiene 25 amos de edad y Vi
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
La 1unta de Ia Liga Intersocial
INFoRME DE LA COMIsION DE CLosA
Nuevo acuerdO sobre las hOras

La Liga I%ntersocial Sc reunlc
anoche, presidiendo Ell Sr. Victc
riano M~anteiga, en- una da las
salas de la Unione Italiana.
Asistieron los delegates de
las cuatro novenas Sres. Luis
Sanchez, por Ell CfrculO Cuba
no; Charles Fernando, por e.
Centre Asturiano; Mario Pq-
lara, por Ia Unione Italiana,
Jose Fernandez por los Caballe-
ros Leales.
Respondieron al pase de lista
los subdelegados Ceferino L6-
PEI e Ignacio Antinori, faltando
los Sres. Fermin Rodriguez, pOr
Ell Circulo, y Victor Ndhez, por
los Leales.
La Sra. Ruby Newell, prote-
sora de la escuela preparatoria
George Washington, do las gra
cias a la Liga por Ell beneficio
del sabado, en- provecho del
Boy atrol de esa escuela. FL rem
dimiento neto fue de $48.67,
Ell tesorero La Paz lego ell ba-
Vance de la semana, en- esta for
ma; Ingresos por taquilla, con-
c~esiones y cantina, S17l.l0. Gas
tos 1920. Pagados en- cheques
$7l45. Total en- Ell banco, $572.
49 Y $4,000 en- Gambia.
iFue nombrada una comisi6n
que componen los sehores Ser
gio Berdeal, Ell ~secretario; All
tonic La Paz, Ell tesoreTo; Char
les Fernandez, Jose Fernando
" el p~residente para visitar al
alcalde R. E. L. Chancey y pc
dirle Sc complete ell techo de la
glorieta del parque.
Con motive de la aperture de
la Piscina de Nataci6n, ell presi-
dente recomend6 que Sc hiciera
un arregio con ell Club de Da-
mas de Cuscaden, en- cuanto a la
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
LTSTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD sREATMl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

retratos de Pedro y de mi hi.
jita. Yo llevo en- mi bolsillo, CO.
mo comprenderas, varios retra-
tOs de mi marido Y de la nina.
Pero como aqui hay cartas tam
bien, quiero dejarte a ii este pa
quote. iSabe Dios 81 me puede
ocurrir algo!...
Il Mujer! h.. iQu6 cosas dices !
Deja, deja aqui csc paquete,
puesto que mejor estara en- esta
casa que viajando contigo por
esos mundos; pero no porque a
Ii pueda ocurrirte NADIA malo.
III me 10 guardaras con tus
cosas.
IEgdrateI
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

amino como mistico.
Maria de la Cruz planchaba
panuelos, mientras Tulsa iba
confeccionando las dltimas ro-
pitas de Ia eanastilla del niho
que iba a venir al mundo.
-iCuanto siento no estar a.
oui para cuando nazca tn CHI
quitip, Luisal
y 10. Pero Ell coraz6n me
da que mi hijo y tn hija van a
ser grandes amigos en- 81 porve.
mir.
-Cuando 70 venga, 81 Dlos
quiere ayudarme, he vendras a
vivir con nOsotrOs, y tn hijO tam
bien.
-iQus buena eres, Martial
iGraciasl
7iB que 10 dudas2 o.. Pare
que me 10 dices ash. con cier.
to tonilio de incredulidad.
%Hay cosas que quisiera-
mos hseer en- Ia vida y no pode.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

cantina dnrante los dfas de Ma
semana.
Para ponerse en- contacto con
el Club fueron designados Man
ny de Castro y el se~cretario.
Ell primer desaffo del denim
20 10 jugaran Ell Centre Astu-
riano y los Caballeros Leales v
81 segundo Unione Italiana '
Cfrculo Cubano.
La comisi6n de glosa de las so
ciedades examine las cuentas
del tesorero LaPaz, por Ell mes
de abrily y les di6 SD aprobaci6n
Fipman por Ia comisi6n los Sres
Antonio Garcia Y A. G. Sp1cola.
la ligta de "inutilizados" por Ia
temporada, al pelotero Virgilio
Mendez.
Retro Ell Centre Asturiaao
a Daniel Diaz y puso en- su lu-
gar a Roy Sanchez.
Qued6 en- la lista de "inutili-
zados', por Ell ano, Ell pelotero
Guerrita.
Luis Sanchez habl6 del incl
dente del domingo, en- ell terre-
no, e hizo una proposition para
remediarla,
La proposition de Sanchez,
por la cual votaron todos los de-
legsdos, es la siguiente: A las
$50 de la tarde, en- ell primer
desafio, Ell anotador tocara la
campana. Los clubs en- juego ter
minaran ell ''inning''.
Despues, en- el segundo, la
campana Sc tocara a las seis
menos diez y Sc terminara Ell in
ming.
Con este acuerdo Sc tiende a e
vitar incidentes como Ell del do
mingo.
Dos instancias de estimados
fanatics fueron lefdas.
va Sc habfa tornado ell acuer-
do propuesto por la delegation
del Cfrculo Cubano, a. coincide
con la de los fanatics en- GUAM
to al inning empezado y termi-
nado.
Nanny de Castro, que pasara
al Pool, sera sustituido interi-
namente por Ell Sr. Jose Bowers,
como policda especial.
Ell Centre Asturiano hizo una
protesta, alegando interferencia
en- ell desafio del domingo, y Sc
acord6 estudiana,
Fue Zelda una carta del arbi-
tro Charles Allen explicando los
incidentes del domingo,
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
LIGA NAcIoNAL

Solo un desafio Sc verified
aver en- este circuito.
Tenian los Cubs una carrera
de ventaja, en- el noveno inning.
Dolph Camilli bate6 un hit
con las bases llenas y la novena
de Durocher conquist6 la victo-
ria, hacienda dos .carreras, una
para empatar y la otra para ga
mar. Aun2ue solo le batearon
seis hits a Passeau, lie TOGO per-
der ell juego.
Chicago &c, 12h, De; Brook
Ign 4c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Jimmy Fox ayud6 con un ba-
tazo de jonron, teniendo las ba-
ses llenas, a la victoria de los
Media Roja sobre los Tigres. FL
dfa anterior habia bateado otro
jonron, tambien con las bases
Menas. Ell segundo batazo igual6
una marca de Babe Ruth y Bill
Dickey.
Dickman recibi6 credito por
ell triunfo Y el aplastamiento sc
le anot6 a Paul Trout.
Boston lie, 11h, De; Detroit
Sc, 16h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Marty Clark, ell soldado del
aer6drcmo MacDill,, Sc batira
con Charley Baisden. Los exper
-tos aseguran que sera su segun-
do triunfo por nocaut.
Ulises Vale reaparecera te-
niendo de contrario a Jimmy
Valentine. Buddy Rose y Bob
Monin vsntilaran sus .antiguas
diferencias,
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Ell pitcher italiant Russo, EN-
parentado con familias de Tam
pa, dej6 a los Indios de Cleve-
land en- tres hits y di6 una facil
victoria a los Yankees. La derro
ia lie correspondi6 al pitcher
Milnar. Selkirk bate6 tres hits.
Ell dnico cuadrangular de la tar
de 10 dispar6 Keller.
New York 1Oc, 12h, lie; Cleve
land &c, 3h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Con las bases Ilenas lie dieron
una base por bolas a Larry Ro-
seminal y gan6 Ell desafio para
los Medals Blancas de Chicago.
La derrota lie correspondi6 a a.
Bejandro Carrasquel. Monteagu-
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Otro de los males del pugilis-
mo: los empresarios que ICON
trojan" a los boxeadores y sacan
de estos, por representatives, pc.
quefas y grandes comisiones.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Lefty Young, un protegido de
la empresa, Sc entrena en- COM
pahfa de Carroll.
Y mahana lie pondran a pc
lear con Carroll, 81 es necesario.
No hay boxeadores de segun
da categorfa y lie sirvena al publ
GO, continuamente, los de Guar
ia Y quinta.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Oeferino Garcia aparcc CO
mo Ell favorito para la pelea de
manana, en- New York, con Kan
Overlin.
Pesa Overlin cinco o seis Ii.
bras mas que el filipino cam.
pe6n.
Sc habia dicho que ell estadc
fisico de Ceferino no era bueno
pero la Comisi6n Atletica inter
vino y supo comprobar la false
dad del rumor.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
CON Los CUANTEs

Bnster Carroll pesara 145 H.
bras, segdn dice, para su peea
con Domingo Ferres.
No Sc tome "el trabajo" de a
veriguarlo; pero no 10 .crea: Ca
rrcel es un hombre del peso me-
dio.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

no a este pals desde Polonia, a
la edad de ocho amos, cuandO Sc
10 conocfa como ell niho prodi-
gio,
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

do intervino en- el partido.
Washington Sc, 11h, 2e; Chi
cago &c, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
DEPORTE.
EN- LAS N LIGAS
LigG Americana

Sc jugaron tres desafios y sc
aplaz6, por lIuvia, Ell de los At
leticos y los Browns.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

mos!
CiPor que no habria 70 de
poder llevarte a mi casa? Mi
marldo, yo, por tanto, somos
muy ricos, como I'll sabes. iQue
Ipodia oponerse a ellp3
-euien sabe 81 tn esposo...
ZERO ESQ es aparte. Nos veria-
mos con frecuencia, todos los
dias, y yo seFia dichosa viendo-
tie a tt felis,
I'm los pocos dias que falta-
Dan para que Maria Sc metiera
en- Ell tren en- direction a BARGE
lona' hizo la martir aIgunas vi
sitas.
Fue a la cared, a despedirse
10 Gandara, con el que lie habla
undo en- estos dltimos meses
una amistad mas honda y mas
grande.
Gustavo habia .sidO gran ami
go De Lopez MurO Y Luisita, y
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

LAG ACETA
a peri6dico en- idiomA Espahcl
- mas circulation en- Tamps
Vletoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 G
.SOs Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

~ Columbia tiene I'm terreno para Ell estaciona-
niento de los coches de sus elientes. sn Ia calle %. q un
serene para ell debido euidado. Leve ali su coche, hay
espacio suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31
GRADUATION AT
WRANGELL INSTITUTE
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Graduation exercises will be held at Wrangell Institute tomorrow ev- ening, June 1, in the Institute au- ditorium. Twenty-Five students will receive their diplomas from George T. Barrett, Principal of the school. The Rev. Paul J. Mather. pastor of St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church in Ketehikan. will give the graduation address and the Rev Father Me- Namara will offer the Invocation with the Rev. Arnold Krone asking the Benedietion at the close of the ceremony. Van H. Fisk. Mayor of Wrangell, will address the grad uates.
 Following the program, the Insti- ute will be open for open house with the various teachers in the de- partments receiving parents and friends of the students, and exhibits Of work during the past year will be on display. Especially fine is the exhibition in the arts and crafts department. These exhibits will be held over until next week during the Potlateh for the enjoyment of out of town visitors. Three new and very fine totem poles have been erected on the grounds, the work of the students.
 The program for the graduation exercises is as follows:
 "Gloria in Excelsis', Mixed Chor- us.
 Invocation. The Rev. Father Me- Namara.
 Greetings to the graduates. Hon. Van H. Fisk, Mayor of Wrangell.
 Vocal Solo, William B. Byrd, Basso Valborg B. Coulter. Accomp- anist.
 Awarding of Letters and Emblems.
 Graduation Address, The Rev. Paul J. Mather.
 Girls Sextet, Evelyn Ridley, Nell lie Peratrovieh, Johanna Marsden, Emma Tester, Elsie Gunyah, Irene Niekerson.
 Presentation of class for gradua- ton, Byrdie McNeill, Class Advisor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31

Distribution of Diplomas, George T. Barrett, Principal.
 "HaHeluiah Chorus, Mixed Chor- us.
 Benediction. The Rev. Arnold Krone.
 Those receiving diplomas win be:
 Nellie PeratroYich, KIawock; Irene Niekerson, Klawoek. Fred eriek Woods, Rampant. Dorothy Wallace, Hydaburg; Johanna Mars den. Metlakatla. Rudolph Jackson. sitka: Dorothy Wilson, Skagway; Margaret Evans. Rampant: Thomas Richards, Kotzebue; Frederick Lohr. Kodiak; Annabelle Hotch. Haines; Patrick Pawsey. Ketehikan; Charles Evans, Rampant; William Gross. Wrangell; Lenora Dalton, Ketchi- kan; William Reeee, Metlakatla:
 Evelyn Ridley, Ketehikan; John Berkley. Petersburg; Martha Carlo. Rampant; Ethel Hudson, Metla- katla; Thelma Milne, Metlakatla.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31
WELCOME

In presenting thIs edition. dedl- cated to WrangeIls first annual Pot latch, The sentfneI extends hearty welcome to the hundreds of visitors who come to join with us in cere- mony and celebration. We hope that your stay will be all enjoyable one and that you will come often again to visit this most historic and color iuI town in the nortn.
 The Potlatch, which you will en- joy on Monday and Tuesday with it's ceremonies and many other inter- esting events, Is the result of splen- did united effort on the part of the residents of Wrangell. The rare cer- emoniais, which turn back for you the pages of history 10 those days long before the coming of the white man, are authentic, and represent a fine solidified endeayor on the part of the Indian people of Wran- geIl to pay just recognition to their highly respected and able leader Chief Kudanake-ShaKes VII. In this they have been supported whole heartedly by every person in this community. Back of this colorful pageant is the finest example of united community effort to be found anywhere on earth. Every man, wo- man and child in Wrangel have done their bit to make the first annual Potlatch a success. h their behalf. The Sentinel is proud to say MELCOMEl
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31

The members of the Alaska Fish ermen's Union working at the Far west Alaska Company's eannery, lformerly the Diamond K), negoti- ate and sign their agreement with the Canned Salmon Industry before any members are released from the States.
 We have three branches Of the Alaska Fishermen's Union in Alas ka, situated at Ketchikan, Anchor age and Bristol Bay. All the mem bers of the Branches in the Terri tory are bona-fide residents and have a voice and vote the same as the members from the States
 At present the Alaska Fishermen 8 Union has 5.200 members of which 2,000 are residents of the Territory.
 For the past two years the books have been closed to new members in the States. but have been open to bona-fide residents Of Alaska. Each Alaska Branch has full autonomy to accept new members.
 We are affiliated with the Mari time Federation of the Pacific, which is composed of 4. F. of L., In- dependent and c. I. 0. Unions, with membership of about 60,0O0, ap- proximately 16.0O0 of whom are en- gagged in the fishing industry in Alaska.
 Practically all the workers in the fishing industry on the Pacific Coast are affiliated with the Maritime Federation of the Pacific, the only exceptions being the members of the A. F. of L. Fishermen's Unions in Southeastern Alaska.
 These members of the A. F. of L. are affiliated with the Sailors Union.
 The unfortunate situation which We have here, of one Union picket ing the Canneries while another re- mains on the job is the result of two unions trying to negotiate agreements with the Canned Salmon Industry for the same kind of work, and if this situation continues we will all lose.
 The Sailors Union is using the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31
MRS. Fl. COULTER, BILLIE
 SLAIN OUT ON NORTH SEA

Mrs. Harry Coulter wife of Wran- gels Street Superintendent sailed last Monday on Che North Sea for a three months vacation in the States. She will go to Harlem, Montana Co visit her mother
 Accompanying Mrs. Coulter south was Master Billie shain. four-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. O. Shain who, with rod and tackle in hand. is going to Issaquah. Wash. Io Yisi, his paternal grandparents and. in- eidentally. spend the summer show ing Grandpa Shain how to really catch fish
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31

residents as tools in their fight against the Maritime Federation of the Pacific.
 We members of the Alaska Fish ermen's Union hate the idea Of working behind a picket line. but we cannot support a picket line that is aimed against our affiliates.
 Geo. W Smith, Delegate
 Alaska Fishermen's Union
 Harvest Alaska Co. Cannery
 Wrangell, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31
THANK YOU

Most of the pictures in this edi- tion, particularly the ones on the first page, were taken by E. L. Kei- thahn. Others were obtained through the courtesy of the Alaska Sports man. The Indian leaders, MT. Kei- thahn, Civilian Conservation Corps, the Forest Service, the Indian Office and the business houses have con- tributed toward the material con- tained herein. To an of them The Sentinel says-THANK YOU.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-31
LETTERS

The following communication in connection with the present strike has been received by The Sentinel from George W. Smith, Delegate of the Alaska Fisher mems Union. Communications dealing with timely topics, such as this one, are printed by The Sentinel as a matter of public interest and do not necessarily reflect the views of this news paper.
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THROUGH THQEs POLITICAL
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Everywhere we swing the old Per iscope this week We get the very definite outline of a Potlatch. It blots out the political clouds which appear hay in the distance. Some time before the primary We offered the suggestion that the Potlatch in Wrangell would De a good place for defeated candidates to forget all about it and for successful ones to celebrate their victories. Through the glass we catch the faint outline of some of them heading Potlatch way. Next week we'll report the out come. In the meantime, we'll be see- ing you at the Potlatch.
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