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Evening star., 1940-07-04

the result of audience reaction to
my Love Came Back" in which
he Is teamed with Olivia De Havi-
land. Good as jeffrey Is, however,
the picture is stolen by Olivia. The
funny thing here is that Olivia was
terribly worried all during the max
ing of the picture. She didn't like
the story and was doubtful about
Director Kurt Bernhardt. But Kurt
knew more about Olivia than she
did about him-or herself. He made
her let 60, and the result is
picture that is surprise hit.
RELEASED by the Norti. American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.j
Evening star., 1940-07-04

interest in the various branches of
the United States fighting services.
The one you get today is Service
with the Colors." featuring William
Lundigan, Henry O'Neill, John Litel,
Robert Armstrong and William Orr.
Most of these actors will appear also
in the second of the series. PASS
ing in Review" which is about the
Marine service. There will be six
shorts all told-and in technicolor.
Vivien Leigh's next picture will
be made in Hollywood and under
the producership of Alexander
Korda Korda shares Vivien's con-
tract with David Selznick). She
will play another meanie role
married to one man and in love with
another-a la &c. w. T. W." The
picture is titled woman Hunt"
from the novel, "Gone to Earth" :"
Production is planned for Septem-
ber, following which Vivien stars
with Laurence Olivier in "Cyrano
de Bergerac."
And that reminds me-what has
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"New Moon" with jean
cite Macdonald and Nelson Eddy:
11:55 am, 2:20, 4:45, ITO and 9:35
pm.
Earle-"The Man Who Talked
Too Much" but he's fascinating
rogue: II am, lao, 4:25, ITO and
10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45, $50,
6:15 and 9 pm.
Capitol-"Susan and God" Joan
Crawford finds the better life:
1890 am, 1:20, AIS, 7:05 and 10
pm. Stage shows: 1910, $3.50, 6:25
and 800 pm.
COlumbia-"Edison, the Man." i'm
personated by Spencer Tracy: 11:45
am, 2:15, 4:40, ITO and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Ghost Break
ers," the Hope Goddard team again:
11:20 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Keith's-"My Favorite Wife"
Irene Dunno is Cary Grants: 11:35,
am, 1875, $40, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm. March of Time: 11:45 am,
lis, 3:20. $40, 7:25 and 9:3O pm.
Little-"Storm in Teacup," gay
British farce about the pup without
a license: IL am, ITO, 800. $50,
TAO and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Cross Roads - "A Woman's a
Fool" comedy attempts to prove it:
$40 pm.
Roadside-"Black Sheep" mellow
melodrama, at $40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Almost a Challenae

Richard Talmadge, ex-star, stunt
man and second unit director on the
picture Captain Caution" con-
tends that any first-class screen
rough-and-tumble fighter can lick
the stuff1ngs out of any top-hight
boxer.
Talmadge, who is directing the
fight sequences in Captain Cau-
ton" at Hal Roach Studios. SAYS
that men who are called upon fire.
quently to put on battle royals be-
fore the motion picture cameras
learn a lot Of tricks that are not
only photogenic but deadly.
"A professional boxer wouldn't
have chance with them,' he de-
clares.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

happened to the plan for the couple
to return to England? They were
supposed to have sailed early last
month, but are still here. At about
the time Miss Leigh is emoting in
woman Hunt" Olivier will star for
Warmers in Edgar Allan Poe" His
leading lady will be Olivia de Havil-
land. The movie concerns Poe's
early manhood only, to avoid the
Evening star., 1940-07-04

pie. They know
Miss Lamour is
not alone and
c on d e m n the
movies for thus
destroying their
own illusion.
Those who feel
that incidental
music is too Of
ten a violation of
artistic license
have a champion
IN H lily wood
now. A real
champion, too;
a, fellow with a.
great reputation,
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Show Fight Films

Motion pictures of the assault
Max Baer loosed upon Tony Galento
Tuesday night arrive today at Sid
ney Lusts Cameo Theater in Mount
Rainier and Hyattsville Theater in
HyattSville The Cameo will show
the fight films through next Wednes-
day, while the Hyattsville will con-
clude its run of the pictures Satur-
day night.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

harps, hrasses, etc. intrude upon the
scene, the illusion goes for these peo-
Evening star., 1940-07-04

UeSIIIo eIIIIIuSIIlg dUUUI IIle picture,
which, he says, Takes up where
Marlene left off in The Blue
Evening star., 1940-07-04

Angel " S h e
enacts a lady of
doubtful virtue
in t h e w e S t
Indies. She takes
the males when
they please her;
drops them when
she is ore d.
S h e W i'll keep
Mr.. Wayne after
some very torrid
stuff has passed
on the sore e n.
And she will sing
in low - type
cafes. B y t h e
NAV the title
Evening star., 1940-07-04

interest in the various branches of
the United States fighting services.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

Seven Sinners" has nothing to do
with the seven men in the picture.
It's the name of a night club. Yeah,
I was fooled too.
Today, July 4, is a good day for
the release of the first of Warmers
shorts to stimulate recruiting and
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DAVENPORT and chair same a.
neN large dining table. seats ten
people, single bed sprine aud mat
tresz. 2tksH mirror wash tubs. run-
PEI boiler. "a dozen fruit lsfs.
Other spare pieces Broadway s3sa.
MORNINGS for appointment.
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LEGAL Notices
NOTICE OF THE CREATION OF A
HERD DISTRICT

FOIlCE OF lhE ChEAllON VI n
HERD DISTRICT
In the Matter Of the Petition Of
Walter Kopp and others for the crea-
ton Of = district In which It shall
p he unlawful 10 permit livestock 20
ORDER OF ESTABLISHMENT OF
This matter pie somins on regularly
for hearing before the Board OF
County Commissioners of Pierce
County. washington, at their office
IN the Court House at Tacoma. Wash
ington. this 3rd day OF September,
1910. at the hour OF eleven O'Clock
A. M. and IL appearing to the Board
that due notice Of the time and place
Of hearing on said petition has been
duly given as prescribed by law. and
the Board having heard testimony
both for and against the establish
ment of said district and believing
that said district should be created:
on motion. duly carried. 1T is Or
DERED that aforesaid petition OF
Walter Kopp. ct al. for the creation
OF livestock district TO embrace the
following described territory, to-wit:
All OF Section 28; the NEh.
NWh and sWh OF Sec. ~, and
the 81 OF Section az all in
Township 10 North. Range East.
w NJ
Also all of Section al, Township
10 North. Range East. W. M
be and the same Is hereby granted,
and said territory hereby created a
district in which II shall be uniaw-
ful TO permit livestock OF any kind
to run at large from and after the
10th dav OF October. 1910.
Dated. this 3rd day OF September,
1910.
G. r. MELTON.
JNO. SCHLARB,
A. A. RANKIN
County, Cornmfseioners
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Wanted 70 Rent
By Lichiy

nEf-fhntK couple ssHts small hoiias
eiffin fity lmits ndt over els
Nrts ffI particulars - TIL u.
roma f1nsf
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VOTERS. 27th District. Paul
sandegren. Democrat. seeks re-
election as state representative.
University graduate. Business
experience. Member Typograph-
ical union. Sound principles in
social. educational and financial
issues. Believes in interdepend-
ence Of business and labor.
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II you're not using H. sell il with
q Fast Action Tines Want Al
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HENe ruLl.Krs AID rEYxHs
tlif~ ssntec Highssf pfffss
RoDNsss sooI No asth Pn 7sss
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Boats end Motors

lsit .PooT baat sIth sssf Hsat0f
Faiuf $50 ssis bfis Us Slab
AseHsIs Doafhdala<
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Real Esisis iof Sale
l476 50. ARD STREET
Near n Street

Near II Street
z ROOMS an 81 ore fipor Living
I'm. wlth fifsrlacs. modern saei.
ret kitchen. ilnol covered sink
trains ~ trays On an sns
HloaFa Feaf nnFrn ar ruHfgFrfH
hassmt practically nsW hei ar
furnace Al newly rsccnaitien-
~ inside 81 uut Nsw nne.
tsum ard shades Garage Land
Ttxtza raxss cnlY SIS = year
~ netsi price 5000 ttoe
acwr. 80 ntnnthiy its sacsnt
snt ready fef Immediate eccus
rarex
v. -. CplE CO.
REALTORS
40 Fidelity niaE NAtn sts6
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Poultry and Supplies

BLACK ToY Pomsrznisn puppies
1919 Pacific ave
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PV a 70 P.1 VIZ. s sP ss p. sD. sa sss.
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PKKfHoEsE puppies for ssls. regis
tered and prize winning stock. stud
service eslo Eaat d
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reoas Vast AZ. = Main sIsf
Asfomobilss for SEE

roe ar thsgs snaps = thssF
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fnna - tns values ssFs HffsrfHz
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1917 Net large Chain Store
NV usesisfH building iarsssa ~
tnfisinz business ssHsAnu 49, safa
flaaf e. iafss uss nElrlua Hfsrt
irtesd fef trn foafa - atet HaHth
inrest 81 fAu Haah ana receive ms
trfN sufstshtlsi uHathiF inNnUts
Fuf particulars aHafssa HIllism
ns'infaH faHs fnnn fasis 4 Na
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WASHING MACHINES
ed Parss foI az makss
BnAUT10Ah A MARTIN INC
az1 81 Helene Ave BR lsl1
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WOMEN's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission iszs
Pacific ave 10 . n 70 %
Ma s4ee except ssturosys
La gaceta., 1940-08-20

Tor quick TeIieI T0m Itchlng OF ec1eua. plmpleA
athletes foot. scabies. rashes and other eD
tenally caused skin troubles. use world-iamous.
cooling. antiseptic. liquid ID. d. d. Prescription.
Creaselesa. stainless. Soothes irritation and
quickly stops intense itching. Sc trial bottle
proves II, or your money back. Ask our
druggist today for D. o. o. PRESCRIPTION.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
SIN NOTICIAS DEL AMERI.
CAN LEGION

Washington, agOsto 20.-El
gObiernO no tiene hoy noticias
del transporte american Lee
gion," que Sc encuentra en- cami-
no de Estados Unidos desde Ell
puerto de Petsamo, en- Finlan :
dia. Pasara hoy Ell barco por las
zonas minadas de que viene ha-
blando Ell gobierno de Berlin.
Viajan en- ell transporte 897
personals del elemento civil, en-
tire elias la princesa Marta, de
Noruega, y sus tres hijos; Sra.
Florence ]. Hartman, ministro
de los Estados Unidos en- No :
ruega; Sra. F. A. Sterling, es-
posa del ministro de los EstadoS
UnidoS en- Suecia, y sus tres hi.
jos, Y los ministries americanos
en- Lituania, Latvia y Estonia
con sus familias.
No cambiara Ell buque de rum
DO, cumpliendo las i~nstruccio-
mes que Sc lie dieran a su CAPT
tan.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
NOrAS SOCIALN
POr MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Picnic

Ell Picnic
Todo indica que la Sociedad
de Socorros Mutuos ia Frater-
nidad," Sc anotara un brillante
triunfo Ell domingo entrante,
con la fiesta que efectuara en- los
salones de la SOciedad S. M. TIA
liza.
Mas de quinientoS seran los CO
mensales que participaran del
almuerzo, que Sc servira a las IL
y media del dia. Ell plato princi-
pal sera ell de macarrones a la
italiana.
Por la tarde habra bale, con
las orquestas don Francisco"
y ia Sonora"
La fiesta Sc prolongara hasta
las nueve de la noche.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20

Muy renida sigue la compe =
tencia en- la venta de boletos,
por las simpaticas senoritas que
aspiran al titulo de Miss Taba-
co Girl 1940".
Luchan por obtener la supre-
macia. IICual de elias sera la ele
gida para oStentar tan bonito ii
tulo Y dar el paseito a la capt.
tai de los Estados Unidos Y New
York?
Dentro de breves dias dare
mos a conocer los nombres de las
personals que han ordenado Sc
parar meSas.
Dos de las mas renombradas
orquestas de la localidad ten
dram a su cargo los bailables,
don Francisco" Y Manuel San
chez"
Para los dos sexos Sc ha fila
do un solo precio: so centavos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20

americana. Dramatizaci6n de la
entrega de la Florida, por Ell go
bernador espahol, al general Ro
bert Butler, en- 1921. Fiesta en-
la plaza.
Fiesta del domingo 8: Proce-
sion religiosa, a las $50 de la
mafana; 100 Misa pr Ell De-
legado Apostolic en- los Esta :
dos Unidos; banquete para pre-
lados y huespedes distinguidos;
O0 a 500 de la tarde, vista
Official a Nuestra Sonora de Ia
Leche.
Acto de bendici6n a las ocho
de la noche, en- Fort Green, por
el padre j. B. Code, de la Uni
versidad Cat6lica de Washing
ton, Distrito de Columbia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
ricana: Foxx, Medals Rojas,
80; DiMSggio, Yankees, 25 y
Greenberg, Tigres, "a.
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals SQjas de Boston
pegaron aver IA hits e hicieron
16 carreras, mientras los In
dos, con solo IL hits, an0taron
Siete wees. Pegaron '''jonrro-
mes" en- Ell desafio Heath, Weath
erly, Trosky, Fox, Williams y
.Doerr. living es ell pitcher triun
fador.
Por los derrotados actuaro
los pitchers Hobson, Humphr
rieS y Dorset.
Cleveland 7c, 12h, 2e; Bosto
16c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
A Sa Ultima morGdd

A Sat Ultima m0fGdG
Una sentida y verdadera ma
nifestaci6n de duelo resultaron
los funerales de la venerable da-
ma Sra. Josefina Cueto Valdes,
cuya muerte acaeci6 en- la mana
ma del pasado domingo.
Centenares de personals aeon
panaron ell feretro hasta la Igle
STA Cat6lica Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro, donde recibio
los dltimos servicios de la reli-
gi6n.
En- el cementerio del Centre
Espanol fueron depositados 81
restos. 3
Una vez mas deseamos hacer
llegar a sus familiares todos
nuestra mas sentida condolencia
La gaceta., 1940-08-20

la parroquia de San Agustin,
|fundada en- 1865.
lei primer dfa de fiesta 10 Sc;
ra eli sabado z de sepS lnbre,
con este programa Presentation
de una gran espectaculo histo-
rico, a las II de la manana, con
$50 personals, El acto de funda-
.ci6n de 10 ciudad por Don Pedro
Menendez de Aviles.
Entrada gratis para todos.
Por Ia noche presentation de la
lCorte de la Reina, tambien con
entrada gratis.
Fiesta publica en- la plaza y
un bale.
Lunes, ceremonial del Gambia
de las Banderas, mostrando los
differences periodos de la ocupa-
ci6n espanola, francesa, inglesa
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uevO en- estG

Con ell prop6sito de pasarse
unos dias con sus familiares y a.
migos, regres6 a 6sta, proceden-
te de la Metropoli neoyorquina,
el pasado jueveS, un apreciado
amigo, Ell Sr. Miguel Ortiz, pee
soma bien conocida en- n~uestros
circulos sociales.
Ell Sr. Ortiz dentro de breves
dias Sc trasladara a la ciudad de
Miami, donde visitara tambien
a sus numerosas amistades. ALI
tomara Ell vapor Florida, de ia
P. & o. que 10 cOnducira a la ca
pital Guiana.
Muchas horas felices lie desea
mos al Sr. Ortiz.
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los PRINERO6 BATEADO-
RES EN- LAS N L.


Hasta ell Ola de aver, los pri-
Meros seis bateadores de las
grandes ligaA son los siguiente
Radcliffe, de 10 Browns, go cal
rreras, 154 hits y 1862; AppliRg
Medals Blancas, 81 carrefas y
L38 hits, 344; McCosky, 90 ca
rreras Y 1853, BAL; Walker, So,
carreras y 100, 327; Danhing,
81 carreras, 128 hits y 326 de
promedio; Rowell, de las Abe
jas, "a carreras, 104 hts Y 326
puntos.
Jonrroneros de la Liga Nacio
nal: Mize, CardenaleS, SO; Riz-
70, Phillies, 10; Nicholson,
Cubs, 10.
Jonrroneros de la Liga Amc-
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
Fiesta ~UerdniegG

va es tema popular la gran
fiesta qeu anualmente celebra "a
Secci6n de Beneficencia del Cen
sro Espanol, con Ell nombre de
"Fiesta Veraniega."
Anualmente ofrece la referida
'Seccion, bajo la direction de So
presidente, Sr. Manuel Pareja,
esta fiesta con ell prop6sito de
realizar mejoras en- ell Sanatorio
Creemos que mas de mil per-
sonas participaran del almuer :
20, que Sc servira a las doce y
media.
Como de costumbre en- estas
fiestas, el bale principiara a las
tres de la tardeh
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UNA GRAN FIESTA EN SAN
AGUSTIN

La ciudad de San Agustin We
rificara una gran fiesta los dias
z, 8 y 8 de septiembre, CONNIE
morando ell 375 aniversario de
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
kidney SwTAGNATIOH
us WORSE THAN
y CONSTIPATION!
Booanes We TFeae Constipation a
The onsOt While We NOgleot
Or kldnaHa lna0analalY

Ne oshaP arHam m yomR BODY "
Snoro importanSs thaa youR kdneyp- Eor
h your hAnay9 tAare ere nine Wlniea
49, Which MIA work aAf and niGht .
hltae ne flulds aAA kaap The system free
2ron WnstaA osldA. poisons which, Y per.
Rlttsd q ramain, nay cause SERIOUS ktdney
end kladdsg 6oubl9A
n 4 10 wondsr thaa dat Mature
eftsns calls for hslp - sleAn cut ne
kidneya 81 n . are troubled vita
0sttinR-Up-Nlehta Lag PAlnh baekashe.
Nerves. Headache, Diaxlnss 90 Loss Of
Rnargy, dus 70 funetiohai kidney disorderus
IN uDANa, he famous hdney remedy
Whleh aids Mature "a halh cut the ho-
meys. 10 filter aa wAstaas - prevent h@-
neg stagnaHoA.
HDANg b Safe and RsliahiS, ThOSs
sands report eAtiro BatlafaetloA. Takes
aaeording 10 directions. nDAN6 WI give
splsadid rasuits. Try KDANA Buy hae
SaP Special PTies Ohsr ~ tWo boxes. Ues
sas boz. II not satIafied. return unepsnse
~ ard e YOUm MONEY! BACK
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NacimientO
Con la llegada de un hermO-
so bebito ven alegrado su hogan
los esposos Mildred y Roberto
del Vale.
Ell advenimiento tuvo lugar ell
dias pasados, en- Ell Hospital st.
Joseph.
Congratulations.
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ELOCIADA DE COSTA
A COSTA

No pase humillaciones por tenor
La cara LENA de gran6s. AquI g.
ta Ia ayuda. Ell liquidO zEM0,
poderosO suavizante, aliVia rapi-
damente Ia cSmez6n, Ell dOlOr y
eura. ZEM0 contiene 10 de los
m as poderosos electives ingre-
dientes medicos, recomendahos
por specialists de gran m6rito.
Una prueba le eonvencer6. IS tts.
Coo y S1.0n In oualQaiar hott@.
La gaceta., 1940-08-20
DeSde BradentOn

BESIDE la vecina ciudad dc
Bradenton nos envia una tarje-
ia la Sra. Digna Nunez, para 81
ludarnos y relatarnOs los pro :
gresos que esta realiza en- cuan-
to a su salud.
Por medic de estas Columns
tambien desea saludar a sus mt
chas amistades.
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maaa FROM naturss own beneficial
roots and herbs -eAeh with ~ own
ipsctal purpose 70 HELP WoMEN.
RamOds for overe0ysap-Pinkham's
Compound 5 ne bet EhowR End one
q thaqAoaf e6sctfee ~Nomana" toptea
o~btalnablA Trgui
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Coronation Ball

CUT ONUuLtUW Dun
Continian los preparativos
para la magnffica fiesta baila-
BILE que efectuara ell sabado 81
del presente mes ell Comite Or
ganizador de La Verbena del Ia
Ibaco, en- ell CQliseO de la Isla Da-
Wis,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-13

ST. ROSE OF LIMA AND ST. JOHN
 The Rev. ?. J. 0'Reilly, Pastor
 Sunday: Mass. 7:30 a. m., Wran gell Institute.
 Mass 10:00, St. Rose of Lima and St. John church in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-13
SINGER SEWING MACHINES

Singer Vacuum Cleaners, Maytag Washing Machines, Ironite Ironers, Maytag 110-volt AC light plants. Terms $500 down 5000 monthly. J. H. Anderson, Box 101, Juneau, Alaska, Distributor. 38-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-13
LEGION AUXILIARY
 MEMBERS HERE;
 GUESTS LOCAL UNIT

Mrs. J. B. 0.Neil of Anchorage. Department President Of the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary and Mrs John Newman. member of the Juneau Unit. were passengers on the Yukon northbound last Monday evening for their homes after being Outside several weeks
 Mrs. O.Neil attended the Depart ment Presidents and Secretaries, conference at Indianapolis. Indiana. held last month and Mrs. Newman was returning after a two months vacation trip which took her to Cal ifornia.
 While in port. they were guests at the local Auxiliary meeting at the Julius Mason home. Mrs. O'Neil gave an interesting account of the conference.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-13
erly identified
White House Again Open


 The Capitol is under the heay- fest guard in years. Although visi- tors are not asked for identification the least suspicious actions or the carrying Of dangerous looking pack ages is likely to result in a polite but firm questioning.
 In front Of the Capitol. where the great inaugural stand is being con structed for the event of January 20, there's a eontsant day and night guard. The construction work and the Capitol from sub-basement 10 dome. are searched almost daily.
 Nobody here is pooh-poohing this Tigilenee but il certainly is not be- ing duplicated at the other end of Pennsylvania avenue The White House grounds, closed a few weeks ago. again are open to visitors. as is the White House. Guards remain at every gate and every turn, but the official family and residence are hardly any more inaccessible than when the world was at peace.
 Most White House employees have been fingerprinted. So have some of the White House newspaper cor respondents, but that was started two years ago and it always has been voluntary with the individuals.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-13
ON 5FB1E
q
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON - In spite of the Dies committee reports and the statements of the Department ot Justice and the Federal Bureau oi Identification, a lot Of folk. offie- ial and unofficial are taking the fifth column with two grains of salt and a sniff
 Not so with the War and Navy Departments.
 Thousands of civilian employees. newsmen and non-uniformed off eers who daily hung their hats in the long, low War and Navy build 3ngs that stretch for blocks along canstitution avenue are having their pictures taken. Before long their coat lapels and blouses will bloom with buttons, showing their photographs and business fdentifi- cations.
 The fire in the War Department building a few weeks back has been officially written off as accidental. but it did put heat under the pre- cautionary program.
 Not only will all employees have to report with their identifying badges in place. but visitors to the buildings. whether pleasure or bus mess bent, will be escorted by arm ed guards to the offices on which they are calling.
 Uniforms Smack of War
 An alternative. in the case of the officers in ciyies, would be to put them back in uniform. an order which the War and Navy Depart ments hesitate to issue because it always is considered the final sign that peace is over and war is at hand. It has been done before and in each instance. Washington takes on a martial air which would be all out of proportion for nation at peace
 Although General Pershing is one of the most confirmed believers in the morale value of spic and span uniforms al the close Of World War I, he over rode his reluctance and waited to order men stationed in Washington back into eiyies
 While officers in uniform are not difficult to identity there's a pretty generous pentitentiary sentence waiting for men impersonating an officer of the armed forces. The mere unauthorized wearing of a un- form is proof enough.
 Nevertheless, military men sta toned here are not going back into uniform for the present. Like the civilian employees, they'll report eY- cry morning at the Army and Navy beehives with their badges in place, or get held up until they are prop