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Evening star., 1941-03-30

beat some of them in the cocker
spaniel final at Madison Square
Garden. In the subsequent Boston
show. his get won winners dogs
and winners bitches. best winner and
finally best of breed.
We were talking about these pups
when Yoder asked:
How'd you like to see one of
Brucie's sons?"
This time, when he came back,
he brought with him Brucies spit
tin image-just as black, Just as
glossy, just as lively if not a bit
more so (but that was natural, since
pop" will be six years old in May)
The only way you could tell them
apart, seeing them for the first time,
was by standing over them when
they were side-by- y-side-Brucie
heavier through the body, his son
still immature, not quite filled out.
The sons name is My Own Play
fair che belongs to Mellenthin, tool
but around the kennels that gets a
bit unwieldy If you want to oall him
for lunch. so his unofflciai name Is
The Colonel.
The champ and The Colonel went
cavorting around the room.
Yoder went out again, and came
back with a black and white cocker,
the champs granddaughter and
The Colonel's daughter. The three
of them went chasing around the
room like a -go-round.
Then Yoder made the day COM
plete. We'd had a closeup view
of the champ at home, but only a
press-box view of the champ on
show. There was small table,
covered with a rubber mat. in the
center of the room. Yoder picked
Brucie up and set him on the table
legs, finnly planted, head up,
stumpy little tail out. He spoke q
word or two. and Brucie froze into
position, small black statue Of
perfection.
Probably you've seen pictures Of
him posed that way. There's one
on the wall Of our bedroom now.
There used to be just a picture of
me.
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SIXTH RACE-MERITORIOUS,
ART OF WAR, JAN ONE.

MERITORIOUS has been right
there in his latest outings and
Just a little improvement appears
all necessary for brackets. ART
OF WAR Just missed in his last
and rates top consideration. JAN
ONE has been close in all recent
attempts,
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Stake at Boy Meadows
Goes TO Real Clear
b. the Associated Press.

SAN MATEO, Calf. March 29.-
Real Clear won the California
Breeders Stakes race by a length
and a half at Bay Meadows today.
Lucia's Sun was second and Rolling
Ball third.
Time for the Ills miles was
1:50+s.
The winner paid $3.50, s3.40 and
$500; Lucia's Sun paid SO and $3.50,
and Rolling Ball s4.80 to show.
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FIRST RACE-KEEKEE, VIO-
LANTE, BEZIQUE.

KEEKEE has threatened to
leave the maiden ranks on sew
eral occasions and the Whisk-
along filly would have a hard
Job locating an easier appearing
spot. VIOLANTE whipped fair
opposition at Hialeah. BEZIQUE
should be in the money picture.
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OokIown Park Results
q, the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming;
3-year-olds: 6 furlonss.
Bud On (Ebberts) 1920 80 $50
Bo Betty Brooks 500 40
Thistle Nancy Emery $50
meius. Four Fifty and Dailasite. --'
4-year -olds and up furlonrs Iout Of
Ta5s s,iss5E s'.f = = 5:::2 $50 s:s ss$
Also ranEToEnado; yo.. hoy. sigh:.
Mist Maetovn, Roidet, Blue Tints. Relief
anq I,iIs Radio Wave
tdD.ny Double paid sse.4oJ
THIRD RAcE-Puys.. $500: cl.imins:
Ei3s:f Er6..v T3Is S.s fK.is.; Gs.s 1886 ssS t5SS
sa6arlel JR,isshard) $50
uso Also TanTFs ran IIaoI: La Ia, L. Torch Stick
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900: handi-
cap; 3-ysar-olds and up; turlonss.
sT,s Fssd3s hs. Artiis M.c.sd.n EsE 1880 ssS 2dSS
Nfght EditqE tRichardj 40
Also ii@e' ranEM,ss Ethel, Bill Farnsvorth.
a Uncle walter, b Bushwhaoker and New
Anaf -: :. woedson entry.
b Walnac Farms entry.
the Arkansas Derby: s-se.s -oids:. miles;
| oskmont tMccombs) 2oeo $40
! Quigzle lOrosl $40
Also A@e, ratn@Lsctos., 1bercsis., Chocolate
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming
yearoids foes 40. IsIfn. snd up Lib ilsso n7so ao
Franco Saxon tMccombs> ~ $50 900
| Hedmore (JedlinskD 500
Time, 45as
Also ran-shirley G. vinum and Little
Abner.
SEVENTH RAcE-purse. $500: claiming;
5:year.olds and up; Ii miles. en- .,o
zevson (Burnsl 11.20 $40
! Legal Advice tLoturco) $50
Also rsn-Jockide. Birdles, Bachelors
Bower, Clean Swept, Chestnut Bur, Cato,
mar, Galley Sweep. I Spanish Belle and
fslfss pisld' GIFT
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
S:;:i Sss;sy ESss;;:. x,oeaS5S ssSS 'sss 1?Ss
Also rsn@Butter, Willie J, Surgeon Dick,
Incosnito, Patras, Bilkan and Griddle.
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Maryland Trapshots
First and Second
In Contest Here

A. r. Wetzel of the Carroll County
Gun Club nosed out j. r. Groves,
jr.. of Baltimore by one point yes
terday to win top honors at the
weekly shoot Of the Washington
Gun Club.
Col. j. r. Hall, president of the
host body, paced the local shooters,
but his score of e0x100 was two
behind Wetzels winning total.
Groves and another Baltimorean,
II. M. Moat, tied for high In string
OF "a doubles, each with 20 breaks.
Scores:
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Name Races for Forms

LEXINGTON, KY, March 29 (P).
Exclusive of stakes and claiming
events, Keeneland races this spring
are to be named for bluegrass thor
oughbred breeding farms, with the
owners to present mint julep cups
70 the wirnerA
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
SECOND RACE CAVU, ST.
BURA, CHOSEN TIME.
BEST BET-HAPPY WIN

CAVU has shown ali improved
performance in every one of his
Florida outings and could trim
this band of winners. SU-
BURA has been threatening and
drops weight for this affair.
CHOSEN TIME is nearing top
form and may take it all.
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FIFTH RACE-HIGHSCOPE,
ESPINO GOLD, REMARK

HIGHSCOPE has been finish
ing with the leaders in all recent
showings and his running times
have been extremely fast. He
should lick this high-class band.
ESPINO GOLD rates strong con-
sideration. REMARKABLE Is
apt to be with all the pace.
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Leeds Tennessee Quint

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March 20
R.-Bernie Mehen of Wheeling,
w. Va. leading scorer for the
Southeast Conference champion
Tennessee cagers, has been elect
ed captain for next season.
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FOURTH Race TEL RNAL
WAVE. IMPERIAL JANYA,
DFEpDENF

ETERNAL WAVE has been
racing fairly consisten tly
throughout the Florida session
and his general good form may
get him home ahead. IMPERIAL
JANYA has brilliant early foot.
DEEPDENE appears ready.
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NINTH RACE-GAY SET, CAN
TOWING, ARCHED.

GAY SET has been getting
close up in all recent tries and
If the substitute is pressed into
service may take the honors.
CANTOVINO and ARCHED for
the consolation awards.
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EIGHTH RACE-DISSEMBLER,
ERINS sun, G NEVA
CROSS

DISSEMBLER has rounded to
top'conditio and has the ability
to master the sort he encounters
here. ER1NS SUN won his last
and he is as good as the try sug-
gests. GENEVA CROSS must be
considered a major threat.
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SEW ENTH RA CE -PETEE
GENE. ENDYMION, CHI
CuARRA

PETEE GENE has been far
back In his last efforts. but recent
workouts lead to the belief he
Is due for Improvement. ENDYM-
ION could run to his best form
and prove dangerous. CHI
CHARRA for the show.
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THIRD RACE-HAPPY WIN
NER, WISE DEAN, STAR


HAPPY WINNER copped his
only start and may be much bet
ter than that victory suggests.
Looks safest hazard of day.
WISE DEAN has been threaten
ing and could cause trouble.
STARKEE copped at this oval
last January.
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O'DonneII Squad Called

ODonnell's Sea Grill nine will hold
its first practice Tuesday on the FL
upse at 4::30.
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Tropical Park Results
By tn. Associated Press

By tLt AEbOCIaLel Fress.
FIRST RACE-PUrse. 81 600. claiming;
4-year -ods and Up. furlonEs
Ebony Flv Meade As 80 13 go $50
PaIco luce 6.70 SO
Smilin Jack tCsrsrelaJ so
Time, 1925
Also ran-Steamroller, johnny @,
Myrna. sheknows. Orchard Run. Jessie O.,
Myrna Lee, Golden CarEo and Tuacross.
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SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000. claim.
ing 4-year-ods and up: IL miles.
Blind Blsrney IL berger 1920 100 $50
TrapeZe Artist tMcMullen) $40 3 90
Bobbie Easter Lucej 900
Time. .463s
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Also ran-County Bond. Fight On Halle,
| Chance RAY. Attracting Ninety Grand, Vic.
tory March Deduce and Upset Dove.
DAILY Double paid S395.10)
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FOURTH RACE-The viscays Stakes;
purse, $4,000 added 2-year-olds' fur
loras
Kind Gesture ID. Meade $40 400 3 80
Small Time (M CafsrsuaJ $50 $50
Bellco6a fE Robart) 100
Time, 0.46as
-, Also ran-Fade, Ration, Dated Up.
Checkerboard.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow.
ances: l mile and 20 yards
Version Luce 1890 g 40 4 30
Homeward Bound CMAndIew) sac SO
Fettscairn MEADE 3 so
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Tropical Park Entries
For Monday

Py tt E Associated Press.
FIRST RACFPurse, 81 900: claiming
q al rIn
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; Tampa
Handicap: 4-year -olds and up; furlonss.
Doubt Not Arcarol 4SO $40 3 90
Wise Bee (Taylori q.1O $40
Potranco tWllhams) $40
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 4yeer-olds and UP; 11s miles.
Pumpgun (Meynel) 1920 49O $50
Dancing Jsht tHoweu 400 $40
TRINITY (MiligsnJ $50
Time, t:502s.
Also ran-Benzar, Bright Rebel,
Topee
a Tower Stable entry
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000 claim
ing. 4-year-olds and I'D: 2 miles and 20
yards.
Grey Doll CMscAndrevD 1910 $50 $50
Sicklebill tNcMullen1 $40 8 20
Weary Flower tHaskelD $50
Time, 333is
Also ran-Sure Swift Barbed Retort,
Geo. Krehbiel, Mon Reye, Panaiong.
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7. B. Mcorsth and P. L Kelley entry.

Also rsn-Beckhampton. Rose Anita.
Lady Lvonors, Air Post, b Irish Day. Silver
Tower Grand Central Bright Gallant and
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 600: claiming:
4-year- -olds and up. 1iis miles.
DiCty step tSeabo) $50 80 So
Redrock Canyon tMsoAndrey) eco $50
Ebony Poy (Vedder) 9l0
Time. l:45+s
Also rsn-soldisrs Call. voilse II. Druco
Syska, Copin. Merry Son. Kens Reyense.
PtInts Final and BelrinEer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
JapMarines Force Homes
 0fRefugees
Jewish Colony in Shanghai Searched for Killers
 of Officers

SHANGHAI, July 28-Japanese marines today reported failure in two searches for persons respon- sible for the weekend shootings that brought death to Japanese Navy warrant officer and precipitated . 12-hour reign of terror over Jew ish and other European refugees and hundreds of Chinese civilians.
 The marines threw a cordon around the Siccawei area just out side the French concession in a night effort to apprehend the group of Chinese who fired at three Jap anese Army sentries, wounding one slightly. The shooting followed the staying of warrant officer Sat- urday night in the Hongkew sector of the Japanese occupied part of the International Settlement.
 After an all night house to house search, Japanese marines were re- ported to have forced their way into Jewish refugee camps. Jewish girls later exhibited bruised shins saying the marines kicked them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
 5ELE(TIvE
 A(T0kAYED
Senate Committee Ap- proves Proposed Legis-
 Idtion by vote of ofo1

WASHINGTON, July 28 The Senate Military Affairs Commit tee. late last Saturday, approved by a vote of g to 1, after four hour session, the resolution amend ing the Selective Service Act to retain selectees, National Guards men and reserves in the Army be- yond one year.
 Approval was given by the com mittee on the grounds that na- tional interest would be imperiled if the period would be limited to one year.
 The committee declined however, to accept the War Departments's suggestion that the measure in- clude a declaration for national emergency.
 Senator Lister Hill of Alabama said the matter would call into ef- feet long list of emergency pow CTS that the legislators do not wish to invoke.
 Chairman Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina was the only one recorded as voting against the res olution.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
WAR JITTER5 INCREASE IN
 pHILIppINES
General MacArthur Takes Over 75.000 Troops
 in Islands

MANILA, P. T.. July 28-War jit- ters increased noticeably in the Philippine Islands today as the Japanese new order" consolidates its gains in French Indo- China, and the United States is preparing for any eventuality with the uni fled troops in the Philippines un- der the command of General Doug las A. Macarthur, called from rs- tirement for the present Oriental emergency.
 The expression most frequently heard from Americans and Fili- pinos who apparently feel that war is not far distant is, Where do you figure you can find th~ best spots to avoid air raids?"
 Gen. Macarthur conferred today with the staff at Fort Santiago and later with Commonwealth President Manuel Quezon. The General will have 75,oO0 troops under his com mand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28

WASHINGTON - On President Roosevelt's desk is stack of con- fidential naval reports from the Far East which show that there are two big squeeze plays behind the squad ron of Japanees transports and war ships which silently dropped anchor off south Indo- China
 As far as the United States is concerned, this may be the most important move of the entire war. For here is the double squeeze-play:
 1. The Japanese want to keep the United States so worried over the Far East that no more ships will be sent to protect British shipping in the Atlantic, or to take the Azores and police Dakar.
 2. Japan also will force the Brit ish to keep part of their fleet around Singapore, thus preventing heavy British concentrations in the Near East.
 More than two years ago the Washington Merry Go : Round re- ported the concern of the Navy De- partment in case the fleet had to be spread out over two oceans at once. It now looks as if this is exactly what the Navy now faces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
HUGE TAX
 MEASURE
 APPROVED
House Ways and Means Committee Aefs-AppeaI
 Made 10 Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, July 28 = The House Ways and Means Commit tee has formally recommended enactment of a $3,529. .20O, 900 tax bill estimated to propose levies in effort to meet SO percent of the anticipated expenditures for the l942 fiscal year and to borrow the balance.
 Ten Republican committeeman issued statement that there Is no alternative except to support the general objective of the measure but they criticised the non-defense spending policy and called on President Roosevelt to take per- sonal charge of the responsibility in an effort to effect economies. The Committee declared there are too many nonessential boards now serving a. Government expense and which are absolutely not needed.
 Here Is a breakdown on the ad- ditional yields which congressional experts expect from the new tax bill:
 Individual income surtaxes-$1.- 152. 2.000,0
 Corporation income taxes-$1. .322,- goo, 900.
 New or higher excess levies- -$902.- 4oo,ooo,
 Higher estate and gift taxes $151 100000.
 Tax on broadcasting (new)-$4.- 500,00O.
 Tax on billboards (new)-$70o0.- onn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON. July 28 As Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard's more food for defense program moves into it's fourth month, some interesting things arc becoming apparent.
 One of them is that the fellow who last year bought himself a little chicken ranch just to get away from it all'' and the farmer who has been increasing his cattle herd of late, for lack of something better to do, are finding them selves riding the coattails of big defense business into an unex- pected boom.
 In other words, the butter and- egg men are moving back to Pros perity Row.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
Tokyo Newspapers Causfit Over Economic Meas ures Against Nippon DUTCH INDIES NOW
 ENTER AZ FREEZER
Appeal Broadcast for Let- fling Down of Bars
 Against Nation
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

There apparently is a calm, be- fore a serious upflaring. in the United States Japanese situation today. Neither side is tipping any further movements Japan is watch ing the United States and vice versa. The United States, together with Great Britain, is watching developments in the French Indo- China. Action however. is indicat- ed, but beneath the surface,
 The Foreign Office controlled Japanese newspaper Times -Adver- tiser in Tokyo today described the United States as a hostile leader in the grim economic battle against Japan.
 The Japanese newspapers gener- ally employed sharper tones in the attack on Washington's economic measures.
 More Freezing
 Informed sources declare that The Netherlands East Indies is freezing Japanese assets following the example of the United States and the newspapers declared this might produce even more far reaching consequences than the American program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
Soviet Forces Take Initia- five as Hitler Finds
 New verdun RED FRONT SOLID
 FROM SEA 10 SEA Russ Air Fleet Forces Raid ing Germans Back
 10 Home Bases
(By Associated Press)

Russia declared officially today that Hitler's blitzkrieg on the Soviet Republic has been a "wash-out," !" with the conflict now settled down to an old fashioned siege. The Red Army reported the destruction of two German divisions of about 30.0C0 men over the weekend.
 A Red Army bulletin indicated that Soviet troops are taking the initiative in several sectors on the 2,000-mile front. The Germans are declared to have run into another Verdun."
 Russians Active
 While previous Russ communiques mentioned only stubborn battles or fierce fighting, today's account spoke of "the fighting actions of our troops" throughout the night at the Nevel and Smolensk sectors on the Central Front, and at zhitomir in the Ukraine, on the Southern Front. Countering Russian assertions,
 (COntinled on Page EiQht)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
FORMER NEW5MAN DIES OF ATTACK
 IN 5ANIT0RIUM

WASHINGTON, July 28-Edward B. Mclean, 55, lavish spending in innate of the late President Hard ing and one-time publisher of the Washington Post, died of heart attack yesterday in private sani- torium where he was patient since a Baltimore court found him mentally incompetent in 1883.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
Buffer and Egg Men Are
 Now Moving Righf Balk
 Again 10 Prosperity Row

There are such comparatively trivial things for instance as q prospective shortage of milking machines because of priorities in rubber and aluminium; sectional farm labor shortages; dislocations of markets through shifting popu- htions to new defense industry and training centers.
 But two things stand out: CD domestic consumption is increas- ing much more rapidly than Agri- culture Departments experts esti- mated four months ago-and @ it is becoming apparent now that export demands, under the lend- lease program, for certain essential processed milk and egg products, may be well above the original
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
Carol and Lupestl
 Sail for Vera Cruz

HAVANA, July 28-Former King Carol of Rumania and his woman friend, Mime. Eleana Lupescu have sailed for Vera Cruz, Mexico. and they expect to spend the next two months there and in Mexico City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
Canada Bans
 Hog Exports

OTTAWA, July 28.-It is un,f- ficially reported that Canada vii. place ban on all exports of hogs to the United States so more pork products may be sent from the Dominion of Canada to England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
HITLER's TIME TABLE

All of this Japanese maneuvering, according to the reports on Roose- velt's desk. is definite part of the Hitler timetable. He has planned. first of all, to mop up the Red Army before cold weather descends on the windswept plains of Russia.
 After that, and during the equable winter weather of the tropics, he will concentrate on the Mediterranean, the Near East, Suez, and later on India. This was one reason the Nazis paid no attention to the British ad- vance into Syria. They figured they could wait and later put the squeeze on Syria from two sides.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28

There were fewer cases of smallpox in the United States in 194O than in any previous year on record.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28

A new Chinese language daily, the Sun Yat-sen Times, has been started in Manila.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-28
Recalled 10 Service 10 Head AII-Ameritdn Forces
 in Philippines
.IS GIVEN TITLE OF
 LIEUTENANT GENERAL
Former Chief of Staff and
 World War Hero Is As- signed 10 Big Position

WASHINGTON, July 28. - The War Department announces that Gen. Douglas Macarthur has been recalled to the service to head the All-American forces in the Philip pines, about 75000 men. His title will be Lieutenant General.
 Gen. Macarthur is former Chief of Army Staff and a World War hero. Since 1885 he has directed the training of the Filipinos, pre- pairing them for independence, and has held the rank of Field Marshal
 He has been recalled to the United States Army service as temporary Lieutenant General and ranks Major General George Grunert, Command CT of the Army's Philippine Depart ment.
 President Roosevelt's order, issued last Saturady, calling into the armed service of the United States all or ganized military forces of the Phil ippine Government, created a new command of the United States Army forces in the Far East.
 MACARTHUR NOMINATED
 WASHINGTON, July 28. = Presi- dent Roosevelt today nominated Douglas Macarthur as Lieutenant General in command of the United States and Commonwealth forces in the Philippines.
 The nomination of the former Chief of the Army Staff went to the Senate as Senator Claude Pepper of Florida told the newsmen that President Roosevelt could have made no better selection for commander of the general forces in this trouble some Far Eastern area.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-29
20 YEARS AGO # TIT # E EMPIRE
MAY 29, 1921


 E. Supply United States B. At arrived at the hunting getting specimens.
 people invited to attend
  ship Explorer at Hall
 of mild cured king salmon from Cape Fansaw Patton, in port
 V. Winter and Pond to arrive from short business trip vacation trip the south returning the Alameda.
 R F. Lewis owner Company the Princess Mary
 of Alaska Gastneau Mining Con- pany trip the Princess Mary.
 J. various points between Sitka returned
 Weather Highest 46; lowest 46 rain
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MERRY-Go-RoUND

For dashing Australian Minister Casey his first meeting with Chair man Sol Bloom of the House Foreign Affairs Committee was a treat. Congressman" he said, "this is the realization of lifetime ambition. Ever since was child I've wanted to meet the man who wrote The Honeysuckle and the Bee.' My moth- CT used to sing it to me. It was her favorite." Bloom wrote the song just before the turn of the century and it was sung around the world. With Washington crowded to the bursting point, enterprising Mayor LaGuardia has established an office in the capital to try to wrangle the location of federal agencies in New York City. Here is the lat est "erudite" contribution from Representative Robt. Rich of Penn sylvania in speech on government spending: You will find out, either the President is right and I am wrong, or I am right and the Presi- dent is wrong"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-29
SAVE-TO SAVE DEMOCRACY

When you buy the new defense bonds and sav- ngs certificates
 You'll be saving to America.
 The advantage Is all yours, and in two ways Your savings will make your homeland more secure which that your peace, your property, your future will be secure.
 Your savings also will make YOU more secure For every three dollars invested in these Defense Bonds will become four dollars 10 years from now And you can cash the bonds at any time you may have an emergency which hequires ready cash
 We don't think anybody needs to be urged to buy the best investment on this earth today-a U S. Government bond
 You'll do yourself favor when you help your country. tails
 We're just giving you the tip.