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Evening star., 1941-10-02

removes danger Of transmitting in
fection was described before the
assembly yesterday by DR.. Harold
T. Hyman of Columbia University.
1t should prove OF incalcula BILE
value in military medicine, he be-
lieves. The method now Is being
tested in an 11-State experiment in
the Middle West under the direction,
of DR.. David Elliot ofthe United
States Public Health Service.
The treatment is planned to get a
very heavy concentration of arsen-
icals. fatal to the syphilis organism
into the blood at one time. Injected
by traditional methods they prob
ably would kill the patent. BY al
lowing them to drip slowly into a
vein with a special device of DR.
Hyman and his colleagues it is pos
sible, however, to keep up the re.
quired blood concentration continu-
ously for the five-day period
At the end of this time nearly
every case gives negative WasSer-
man reaction. Ninety-five per cent
have remained symptom free for
a year or more.
Banquet Scheduled Tonight.
The assembly, which has at
tracted doctors from nearby Sta ,sS
as well as Washington, will close to-
night with the annual banquet at
the Mayflower.
Addressing the public session last
night, Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia,
Director of Civilian Defense, pro-
posed that the medical resources of
the Nation be pooled.
There's nothing more important
at the present time than the general
health of the entire country" he
declared. The health of the Army
is very important. but we dare not
neglect the health of the general
community for the sake of the
Army"
New Sulfa Drug.
A new miracle drug of the sulfa-
nilamide family, Sulfanilguanidine
which seems especially adapted to
treat intestinal infections was de-
scribed by DR.. E. K. Marshal, jr.,
OF Johns Hopkins University.
Most of the sulfa drugs, he pointed
out, depend for their efficacy on
their absorption by and concen-
tration in the blood where they
act to kill or prevent the growth
OF bacteria. Early in the history
of sulfanilamide, however, it was
found that it was very potent in
urinary infections because of the
fact that it tended to be concen-
trated in the kidneys. The organ
isms might be subjected to many
fold the concentration possible in
the blood stream.
This led to the formulation OF a
different principle in medicine, DR..
Marshall said, Of which sulfanil-
guaidine is a notable example. 1t
is quite poorly absorbed by the
blood but tends to concentrate in
the intestinal tract. 1t is not so
toxic to bacteria as either Sulfanila-
mide or sulfapyridine but the con-
centration to which the intestinal
organisms are exposed may be very
much greater.
This indicates It's use. DR.. Mar
shall said, in cases OF bacillary dys.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

health gradually became worse. Fiji
teen years ago his condition was az
gravated by a fall from a wagon
and for the next two years he was
helpless.
1t was in such a plight that Mr.
Prince came to the National Lu-
theran Home with his wife l3 years
ago. Twas said he wouldn't live six
months, and he was much of that
opinion himself, he admits. But the
food and the rest and the care did
wonders for the veteran and, in
time, he was back on his feet.
Idle Hours Heavy.
Long hours of idleness there at
the home as his strength returned.
began to weigh upon Mr.. Princes
nerves. Somewhere he heard that
the Red Gross could use man who
could sew. He contacted the District
Chapter. Certainly they were in
terested. Material would be sent at
once.
When that material arrived. IRON
ically enough. it was to be made into
baby quilts. Mr.. and Mrs. Prince
never had been blessed with chill
dren.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Revised Vagrancy Bill
Transmitted 10 CapitoI

The Commissioners today sent Ia
the Capitol revised vagrancy bill
which they feel will meet objections
outlined Monday in a presidential
veto of the first measure.
Revision of the bill consisted OF
eliminating the two clauses to
which the President had objected.
Copies of the new draft were sent
to Chairmen Randolph of the House
District Committee and McCarran
of the Senate District Committee.
In his veto the President cited
two clauses of section l, which de-
fines vagrancy. as being too loosely
drawn. The Chief Executive, how
ever, indicated his approval of
other provisions.
At the District Building it was
said the deletion of the two pro-
visions would not damage or weaken
the measure.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
D. T.. Woman Killed
By Car; 4th Traffic
Victim in 8 Days
Washington Youth, Soldier
At Fl. Belvoir Die in
Virginia Accidents

The fourth Washington traffic
death in eight days occurred early
today when Mrs Annie Lucas. 80,
colored, of 1857 Union street SW.
died in Casualty Hospital. 1t was
the 67th traffic fatality of the year
and pushed the total 16 above that
for the same date in 1910.
A 17-year-old Washington youth
and a Fort Belvoir soldier were in
jured fatally in Virginia accidents
yesterday.
Police reported that Mrs. Lucas
was struck by an automobile last
night as she was hurrying to catch
a bus at Fourth and M streets S.W.
They listed the operator of the car
as Miss Mary Thompson, 16, of GOT
Tazewell street north, Arlington, Va.
Student Fatally Hurt.
Bernard Woolard. 17-year-old
student of the Chamberlain Voca-
tional School, died in Fredericks-
burg, Va, hospital yesterday of a
fractured skull suffered in an acci-
dent on Highway No. II about 10
miles north of Fredericksburg short
ly after midnight.
Members of the family said he left
home Tuesday night saying he was
going to a nearby drug store and
met a friend, Robert Hartman, Is,
of 1850 V street NV, who asked
l1it n a r.yd VI -
believed to be headed for Richmond
when the car in which they were
riding overturned. The Hartman
youth escaped with cuts on the right
hand. Virginia State police were
investigating the accident today.
Surviving are his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Woolard; two sis
ters, Mrs. Iva McRae and Mrs. lila
Lowry, and a brother, Lonnie H.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
matches which begin at o'clock in

matches which begin at l o'clock in
the morning and continue until 4.
I'VE also have conducted softball
leagues starting at $50 in the morn
ing and we are arranging basket ball
leagues at the same hour.
Russell j. Foval, superintendent
of recreation for Alton, Ill, told a
group discussing Negro Recreation
that the colored people will do their
share in helping secure and main
tain recreation facilities IF given a
chance to do so"
The problem of Negro recreation
will never be solved by dodging the
ISSUE" he emphasized, adding that
the sooner the recreation executives
face the truth the easier it will be
for every one"
Evening star., 1941-10-02

entery. cholera and certain types
of typhus. 1t has been tested in
epidemics of dysentery with dra-
matte effects. Cases appear to be
cured in from "a to 48 hours. The
drug does not seem to work, how
ever, in every case.
Against intestinal Infections the
other sulfa drugs are Of little use.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Engineer Gets Down to Work
To Whip Tainted Potomac
F. w. kittreIl
Tackles Job That
May Be Long
By HENRY GEMMHL

F. w. Kittrell began yesterday to
do something no man has ever done
before.
He began to learn all there is to
know" about the Potomac River
Trickling, gushing and idling
along, this river has been plainly
visible for some time, from the
mountains to Chesapeake Bay, but
no man-Says Mr.. Kittrell-has
learned its every whim and habit.
The time has come when modern
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Rockville PIT. A. Meets

ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct 2 (Spe-
ciaD.-A get-together meeting, ths
first after the summer recess. was
held Tuesday night by the Rock
vile Parent-Teacher Association.
Mrs. Lloyd Howes, vice president.
presided, and Mrs. FERN Schneider
was in charge OF the program.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Ashton Man Seeks Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 2 (Spe-
ciaD Richard H. Hall, jr., of Ash
ton. Md. has filed suit in the Cir
cult Court here for divorce from Mrs.
Thirkfield P. Hall of Washington.
They were married In 1888, and have
a 5-year- -old son.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Totals to date 81

lOIdLS 10 QaCe---- OIL OF
In October, Beware OF:
l. The hours between mid
night and 2 am. Three persons
were killed within this two-hour
period in October last year.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Two pedestrians met death in
october, 1910. while doing this.
One of the two ran out from
between parked cars.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Couple Form Red Cross Sewinq Team
Customary Roles
Reversed by
Working Duet

The annual District Red Cross
Roll Call nom is in progress, Nth
a goal OF 100000 memberships.
This is one OF a series OF feature
articles Which The Star ,oiH pub
fSh to acquaint the public ,Uith
Dhdt the Red Cross is doing.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

en- la corte federal pidiendo la
reorganization de la conpa-
nia ferocarrilea Tampa North
ern. Estiman los quejosos que
ell ferrocarril no esta en- las
manos de un recibidor, aun-
que viene siendo manejado
por Seaboard Air Line.
Sc pide la reorganization
bajo la ley federal de banca-
rrotas y cue uno o mas apode
radios Sc nombren para diri-
81 y administer la empresa...
Representa- ell comit6, en- bo-
nos de la primera hipoteca,
de I'm total de ST.
258,0O0.
Defender los inereses de
los accionistas los letrados De
Vane, Andrewssy Patterson,
de Orlando.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
MATO A IN HoMBRE PA.
RIA DEFENDER A UNA
JOVENCITA

Portland, Maine, oct. H.
Herbert H. Cox, de 16 amos
confes6 aver que habia dado
muerte a Granger G.. Brown
ing, de 40 amos, para defender
a una muchacha de Is amos
que iba en- su compania. La
victima era un obrero de los
proyectos de defensa y lie ma
taron en- su automovil.
Sostiene Cox que ell indivi-
duo hacfa "demostraciones
comprometedoras" hacia Ida
May Price, en- ell asiento from
tero del coche. Leona Allen
Cunningham, de IA amos, a.
Icompanaba a Cox y Sc halla-
ba sentada con el, en- ell asien
to trasero.
Caminaba ell joven con las
muchachas, por la carretera,
cuando Browning detuvo la
marcia, recogiendolos.
Sc cometi6 ell crimen en- ell
estado de Marylsn nd.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

Ell abogado y exjuez A. B
Carlton, ve.inO 5e. 1929 lie la
Gale de Morgan, anunci6 aver
SUI cardjdstura q jUez lie la cor
tie municipal, en- contra de Tom
Watkins.
Mr.. Carlton mand6 su califi-
caci6n por ccrreo. Nacio en- este
condado y %eierce la abogacia
'desde haze 20 amos.
Decidi ell microbes presentar
mi candidatura. Como juez sa.
bre mantener la corte como un
temple de la j~usticia. Castigare
al cUlpable y lie dare considera-
ci6n a los infortunados Ique ha-
gan equivocaciones o sean victi-
mas de circumstances.
/ La corte de policia, 81 soy elec
to, no .sera un tribunal de ven
.ganza o de recaudar fOndos pro
cuenta de infeiices. Todos los ca
SOS seran ju2gados de acuerdo
con la ley y los hechos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

Ciudad de Mejico, Octubre II
senador Vidal Diaz Munoz
de Veracruz, propuso aver, lue-
go de pronunciar un vigoroso
discurso, que Mexico rompa sus
relaciones diplomaticas con Ale
mania Italia, Vichy y possible
mente ell Japon.
AL mismo tempo estima que
deben restablecerse las relacio-
mes diplomaticas con la Gran
Bretana y Russia Y reconocer 81
regimen de la Francia Libre
presidido per el general De La
Gaulle.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
.BATTSTA PIDE UNA LEY
DE VACACIONES

Habana. oct. 17.-El presi-
dente Batista mand6 hoy un
mensaje al Congreso pidiendo
una ley que conceda vacacio-
mes a los obreros del campo.
81 ell congreso no actGa ense-
guida ell presidente expedira
un decreto provisional.
Existe una ley que concede
un mes de va,aciones, con suel
do, a los empleados,
Los duehOs de ingenios Sc
oponen a la petici6n del jefe
ie eS.a53, manter:eri1o GU,
sus obreros solo trabajan va
RIGS meseS al ano, no tCdo 81
ano.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Sc LIE ONCED Ell Ora
DO 80 AL
HOLLAND

En- una brillante ceremonial
verificada anoche en- esta ciu =
dad, Sc le concedi6 Ell grade 80
de la masoneria al gobernador
del Estado, Hon. Spessard Hol-
land.
FL ncml5re de- gobernador Sc
,e di6 a una "clase de "a canii-
datos de Tampa y del Sur de la
Florida.
Dirigi6 la importante tarea
fraternal ell Sr. Frank O'Berry.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

DEL PUERTO

Parti6 con rumbo a N. York,
.!ovando carga general, ell vapor
americana Alamo. Sc hizo a la
mar ell remolcador Trojan con
Ia barca Petroleum No. l..
No arrib6 ninguna embarca =
zion mayor.
Sale el sol a las 6:32 a. m. y
Sc pone a las so p. m; sale la
luna a las 3:13 ?. m. y Sc rOne
a las 4:O7 p. m.
Marea alta a las II % a. m.
narea baja a las 5:26 a. m. y
:56 p m
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
centric ASTURIANO

Sc recuerda a los senores aso-
ciados que la session de Junta
Extraordinaria para
continuar la deliberaci6n acer-
ca del Centre Matriz, tendra lu-
gar eli lunes 20 del actual, a las
8 P. NJ.
Els de urgencia que asista ell
mayor ntimero possible de asocia
dos para dar una soluci6n prac-
tica a este problema.
Jose GOnzdIez,
Se~cretario.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Ia CCN0ORDIA DE M

Por orden del Sr. Presiiente
tito a junta del tercer trimes-
re, ordinaria y extraordinaria
para reformas al RegIamentou
FL lunes 20 del corriente, en- Ell
lugar de costumbre a las 8 p. m.
Considerable Ia importascia
de esta junta, espero asiatan to-
dos.
N. J. Sanchez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
La batalla del Atlantico deriva hacia Ell Sur
Es bora de que Sc corrijan los viejos
y peligrosos errores
PoR Ell GENERAL JOSE AsENSo

gar e~strategico y de immense
val0r, no solo geOgrafico, sinO
como productor de primeras ma
terias tan importantes en- la
guerra, como ell cafe, ell cacaO,
la MADEIRA, ell algcd6n y ell acct
te de palmera, sea una base ale
mana y alimente las necesida-
des de la guerra economical frus
trando ell bloqueo ingles.
Para Inca de abastecimien-.
tos aerea de los EStados Unidos
a traves del continente africa
10 al cercano oriente, es I'm pc
1igro ell predominio aleman en-
esa porci6n de tierras espaho-
las, principalmente para Free
own, cuya importancia estrate
gica Sc vera dominada por ell es-
tablecimiento de bases aereas
en- la Guinea y en- manos de los
alemanes.
La derrOta de la Repdblica
spanola, Ell arreg[o naval de
: 935 de Inglaterra con Alema-
ria, ell tratado AnglO-Italiano, y
Ia pOlitica de Neutralidad y mo
intervention que culmin6 con
el Pacto de Munich, causa pri-
nordial de nuestra derrota, hi
cierOn que momentaneamente
So rompiera 0 debilitara al fren
tie undo de todas las potencias
en- Stressa y en- Ginebra. La po-
Utica de prestamos a Alemania,
para su apaciguamiento, no sir
vic absolutamente para NADIA!
La actual tendencia aislicionis-
ia y de ayuda a Franco, tiene
igual estado de ineficacia, y
CON la ~ayUda moqetaria o ali
menticia a la pobre y exangde
poblaci6n espanOla, solo consi'
guen las democracias en- lucha
fortalecer a Hitler y facilitarle
medios para cOnseguir su pr6xi'
mo objective de asalto a Ameri'
ca cuyo primer escal6n sera Ia
actuaci6n desde las bases espa'
nolas a que nos venimos refi'
riendo.
Reconstruct nuevaHmente ell
frente undo de todas las nacio-
mes contra Hitler y Mussolini
actuando las armas en- cast to-
dos los paiSes y d~ispuesto el
pueblo espanOl a renovar su lu-
cha contra los agresores de Ia
humanidad y perservar en- la
lucha que durante treinta meses
mantuvo en- defensa de los idea
les democraticos de soberania
popular, es bora de que hacien-
do un examen del pasado, sc Co
rrijan los antiques errores di-
plomaticos, inspirados por una
Diplomacia inepta y conserva-
para que los republicanos
espanoles, unos encarcelados en-
Espana y otros exilados en- muy
distintas comarcas, Sc preparen
evitar que en- la batalla de A
merica, muy pr6xima, sean ba-
SEES obtenidas sin lucha las po-
siciones geograficas natunales
de Espana.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

La colonia espanOla del Mum
0 Guinea Espanola y la lsla de
Fernando Poo sc encuentran 81
tuadas en- el fondo del amplio
Gofo que forma la costa centric
occidental de Africa. Emplaza-
das en- ell extreme occidental del
eje cristalino Y cristalofilico
que cruza Africa, dividiendola
en- dos parties distintas, y cuyo
otro extreme sc encUentra zen
Abisinia, hoy recuperada por
Inglaterra de las garras del faS-
cismo italiano. Los alemanes
desde hace muchos amos han es-
tablecido intereses en- estas Co
lonias y desde que perdseron la
Colonia limftrofe del Camerum,
han intensificadO SUI accion,
Dor medic de compahias navie-
ras Y eXportadoras de materias
primas, principalmente la fir
ma "Woerman y Compahia" GU
va casa matriz radica en- Ham
burgo, Y que tiene su Oficina
principal en- Santa Isabel, Capt.
tai de la ISla, y otras muchas a.
gencias en- ell Continente, prin-
cipalmente en- Bata y Rio Be-
nito. Tambien en- este 1ltimo
punto, excelente base y cuVo
rio de estuario ancho y hermo-
so, Manageable en- unos 10 kilo-
metros, permite actuar a los pl-
ratas, existe una organization
agricola alemana regida por un
tail Smith, que domino la radio
Y controla toda la bahia.
La ria de Goa, o desemboca-
dura del Rio MUM, es un exec
lente estuario y magnifica base
de acci6n, protegida por las Is
las de Corrisco y Elobey, tam
bien espanolas y situadas fren-
tie a las desembocaduras de los
rios Utonde, Utoche y Utambo-
nj permiten d~esarrolar facil-
mente una acci6n de ~pirateris
hacia las costas del Brasil y Ia
Argentina. La ocupaci6n de to
das estas islas y bases por ale
names Sc ha llevado a cabo mu-
cho antes de la guerra civil es-
pamela y hace que Franco, sin
salir de su aparente mo beige
rancia", presto immense servi-
clio a Hitler permitiendo ell a.
pro~visionamiento y el estaciona
miento de los piratas y corsa-
rios que actdan en- Ell mar al sur
del estrechamiento entire Sierra
Leona y las Islas de Fernando
Noronha, en- las Costas brasile-
mas. Ell suministro de estas ba-
ses, en- territorio espanol, esta
asegurado y pueden maniobrar
los piratas con seguridad. Para
mayor garantia estan fortifican
do la base francesa de Abyde-
Jan, en- la Costa de Ivory, a que
en- otras Ocasiones hicimos refe-
rencia y en- cuyas obras Sc gas
tan desde Junio, muy cerca de
1913 millones de frances.
Unicamente una conducta sin
cera de amistad y collaboration
con las demOcracias Y con los
paises que combaten a Hitler,
como la mantenida por los hon.
bres de la RepGblica espanOla,
antes de su derrOta por 81 nazis-
mo y despues de ella en- ell exilio,
podran asegurar ell que ese lu-
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Ell TEMPO

\ Vientos frescos moderados al
noroeste, para la tarde de hoy y
manana. Aumentaran los null Ia
dos.
Hay tambl6n posibilidad de
llrWia.
Maxima aver, sc grades; mi
nina, IS.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
Sivamente por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

UN SENAIDOR MEXICANO
PIDE LA RUPTURA DE RE-
UACIONES CON LOS TOTA.
LITARIOS
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

n SU CANLCTkTU
RIA A JUEZ DE la C-IuTE
MUNICIPAL Ell SIR. CARL
TON
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Sc PIDE LA
CION DE UN ACOMPANIA
ERR

I'm comite de accionistas de
Baltimore present6 un escrito
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Tim Tyler's Luck

MYSTERIOUS FOREIGN AGENT LAS
lksTRucTED uu6O ROkOA, a NEW
COAST HTROL REcRurT TO CONCEAL
QUEER METAL CASE SCMEWtiERE
WITHIN DlE PATROL 6RCUNDS--
49, TEEN STRANGE TIMES BEGIN
10 HAPPEN! ---TELEpAONE And
pOWER-LlkES 60 DEAD.'---RnDsC
EXCEPTION FAILS t---EvEN HE CARS
AND PATROL BOATS REHljSE TO
START tile COAST Patrol
rs COMPLETELY CUT OFF FROM
TIE OUTSIDE WORLDt-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-08
TWO BILLS ON SCREEN NOW AT
 10TH CENTURY
Romantic Drama Plus De- feeiive Play Billed
 for Tonight

Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence" the 2oth Century-Fox film which opened tonight on a double bill at the 20th Century Theatre is a picture that fills an impor- tant void in the screens treatment of modern youth and it's prob lens. An excellent, entertaining r-oducticn. this film is story of hitcn-hike girl and boy on the read. All of us have heard of youne ters like these; here is the opportunity to roam with them and diaccver just what they are like. Jean Rogers, Raymond Walburn, Marjorie Rambeau, Glenn Ford and Nicholas Ccnte are featured in the cast. Ricardo Cortez directed, with Scl M. Wurtzel, executive producer.
 Private Detective" the second picture, one of the gayest, snap riest murder mysteries to be seen in many a moon. The new War ner Bros, thriller features Jane Wyman, Dick Foran, Gloria Dick son and Maxie Rosenbloom.
 Jane Wyman, comedienne star of Brother Rat" The Kid from Kokcmo" and Kid Nightingale, plays the role of private detec- tive and really plays it to the hilt, getting in and cut of more dan gerous situations than Dick Tracy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-08

MT. Chips" which he made in England, Wood noted the general willingness of players, even of stars, to accept roles in their merits rather than the number of pages of script involved. The doc- tor appearing briefly in the Mrs. Chips death sequence was then star of London play. In London, said Sam, you took your script backstage to see star about a role, and it was read with no thought of the parts size Greer Carson, who played Mrs. Chips, had been in Hollywood long enough to wonder about the relative small ness of her role but was reassured (yightly, as it developed) that the character would live as long as the film itself in memory.
 "The smallest part in Sam Woods philosophy, lis as important as anything else in a picture. Every scene .has to be kept alive, regard less of whether the star appears in 1t. Unfortunately some o four peo- pie, who have been very good i'll such minor roles, become too big to do them again. It's good that they get ahead--but I think it's unfortunate when they become stars. Some people are killed quick ly by being pushed into starring positions when, as characters, they could go on for years at good sal- aries
 Wood was still pacing the floor --the script of his next casting problem, Kings Row" on his desk. He turned to it.
 There's one boy in this town for this and I'm going to try every thing I know to get him for 1t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-08
Miss Guenfhner Is
 Honored by Club

At yesterdays noon luncheon and meeting of the Business and ProfeS- .icnal Women's Club. held in the Iris Room of the BaranOf Hotel, Miss Adelheid Guenthner was hon. cred with dishtowel shower by members present.
 Miss Guenthner, Vice President of the club will leave for Anchorage shortly to become the bride of Frank Pauls.
 Plans were also made during the business session for the postponed card party, which has now been scheduled for April Is. The affair will be the last in a series and will be held at the American Legion Dugout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-08
Preview 1:15 A. M.. TOnite "CIRL FROM GODS
 COUNTRY"
Songs by Alaskan Commended by
 Delegate Dimond

Four songs written by an Alaskan composer and musician, Mrs. Cay Huffman, of Fairbanks, are com mended to Alaskans by Delegate Anthony J. Dimond in a recent letter to The Empire.
 The songs are ''Denali,' Song of an Old Sourdough," Twill We Re- member" and Land of the Midnight Sun"
 Says Alaska's Delegate, who has listened to the songs with much pleasure" "The one called Song of an Old Sourdough' is, in my judg- ment, truly excellent and ought to be popular in Alaska. The song called Denali' is unique and of par ticular interest to Alaskans because it is the story of mountainous mountain-and that one in Alaska" '"
 Copies may be obtained from Mrs. Huffman who lives at present at 79 Baum Street, Ashland, Oregon.