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The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
To Get Detailed Report

While Dr. Van Kleffens did not give definite reasons for this trip, observers noted that the visit to the Indies of such a high govern ment officials is unusual, and pro bably is motivated by tension in that area, The foreign minister is expected to return with a detail- ed report on defense measures for his exiled government.
 The minister said he regretted his inability to discuss the situa- tion in the occupied Netherlands, from which reports of sabotage of German efforts and passive delance have leaked out.
 Dr, Van Kleffens expressed much interest in the report that Gen. Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, British commander in chief of the Far East, and his staff were paying an unexpected aerial call on Admiral Thomas c. Hart, com mander of the U. s. Asiatic Fleet at Manila.
 Silent on Dutch Plans
 ell J L 4 I
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07

Hslfrich, commander-in-chicf of the Netherlands fleet in the D. E. l., might join the informal Man fla conference to makz it a three some. Dr. Van kleffens smiling ly denied any direct knowledge of current naval matters in Java.
 The minister is a non-party member of the Netherlands gov ernmsnt under Queen Wilhelm ina and Premier P. s. Gerbrandy and has held his post for about two years. When Germany invad ed Holland last May on the pre- text of forestaling a projected Allied invasion, Dr. Can Kleffens in his official capacity, rejected tn explanation and it was his duty to announce that as result of an act of unprOvOked aggres- sion the Netherlands were at war with Germany.
 A few days later the govern ment moved to London and this was shortly followed by the cap itulatiOn of the army, after which pr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart was appointed d Reich commissioner
  for the occupied territory. Since then the exiled government has carried on from London, despite the blitzkreig and many Neither flanders who escaped have join d the Allied military and naval forces.
 Most of the big Dutch ship ping and banking companies have transferred their headquar- ters to the East Indies, and there have be1n rumors that should En gland fall, the Dutch government will establish it's seat in distant Java. With this in mind, local observers attached additional sig nificance to Dr. Van Kleffen's journey.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
Alexander Liners Bring Sl,25O,OoO

SAN FRANCISCO Following authorization of the sale of the liners H. F. Alexander and Elm ma Alexander to the British ad- miralty by the federal court here formal application to deliver the vessels was made to the United Ststes maritime commission.
 The price of $1,250,000 was a million dollars more than the creditors of the Pacific Steamship group ever expected to realize out of the vessels, it was stated.
 There was an element of sur prise in the sale as the United States government had surveyed the vessels for it's own use. The vessel William H. Smith which has b zen idle off Sausalito for years, was lowed to Bethle- hem's Alameda plant for recon ditioning recently. Shs has been sold to a New York concern by her owner, the Alaska Salmon Company.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
l24 Million Copies Natn'l Magazines
 Garry Salmon Ads

More than 124 million copies of national magazines have carried recipes calling for canned sal mon to U. s. housewives through their food editorial departments during the past year, a study of editorial recipe material publish ed by fifteen leading national magazines shows.
 While this material appears ed itorially and is not a part of the salmon industry's advertising campaign, this tremendous sup port from the editors of leading publications is largely a result of the advertising program, ac- cording to a report from the in dustry advertising office.
 During the tw-lve months end ing March l, a total of 85 re cipes apeared in the fifteen lead ing women's magazines carrying food material. The total circula- tion of these magazines is 30,393, 731 copies, while the total num- Der of copies carrying salmon re- cipes during the year was PA, 274,717.
 Frequently these issues inelud- ed photographs of salmon dishes, any many times several recipes were published in one issue. For example, the October issue of True Story magazine carried a feature article on canned salmon and included nine recipes. Good Houskeeping's June issue high lighted canned salmon meals for health and published four recip- es.
 It is pointed out that prior to the start of the advertising pro- gram Six years ago, mention of canned salmon by national publi- cations was infrequent, while dur ing the past year there was only one month when salmon recipes were not suggested by editors of at least three of these magazines.
 This editorial treatment dsvel- ops because magazine food edit
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
Last Card Party of Pioneer
 Series To Be Played April 17th.

The executive committee of the Pioneer Card Party series met in the office of g neral chairman A. Polct and laid out the final plans for the last party of the series.
 On account of the tenth of Ap- Til falling on Holy Thursday, the date was changed to April F.
 The committee decided on a chicken dinner to be s-rved just prior to the card games.
 The hour for the dinner Is set for 6:3O p.m The Pioneer meet ing is set for SIS pm. and the card games to commence at 9 pm.
 All those who have attend d one or more of the party series are entitled to attend the dinner
 It is expected for all who can make the dinner to pleas notify the committee so that reserVa- tions can be made.
 The price for the dinner and card party will be 75 cents.
 The special committee appoint d for the affairs is:
 Chairman A. Rydeen; mem- bers of Nome Igloo Ed Jensen, H. J. Haldorsen, M. J. Walsh, Max Rapp and Carl Lindell.
 Members of Pioneer Women Igloo Mrs. Polet, Mrs. Boucher, Mrs Panos, Miss Vesta Poison, Mrs. Shallit.
 Committee on the Grand Priz- cs: Mrs. Waldh Inn and Wm. EalCney.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
FRANCE ARRANGES FOOD EXCHANGES

VICHY, France - French gov ernment spokesmen announced an agreement had been reached with Nazi authorities in occupied France for the exchange of food stuffs.
 The unoccupied provinces of France will send 855,000 head of cattle, sheep and pigs and a large amount of wine to occupied Francs in exchange for 800,000 tons of grain, 100000 tons of sug- CT, 100000 tons of bran and 300,- 900 tons of potatoes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07

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Says Dutch Indies
 Interests Parallel U. s. and Britain
By LaSELLE GILMAN
(The Honolulu Advertiser)

(The Honolulu Advertiser)
 Reiterating that. the Neither lands government needs protec- ton from nobody in its defense of the East Indies, Netherland: Foreign Minister Dr. E. N. Var Kleffens arrived in Honolulu in cognito April 3rd on the Watson ia, accompanied, it was under stood by Charles Welter, colonial and finance minister, Mrs. Van Kleffens and two secretaries. The party is expected to leave on the China Clipper for Manila, en- route to Batavia, Java, for a sur vey of conditions and conference eS with colonial officers.
 Dr. Van Kleffens, interviewed offport, expressed views to the effect that if the Indies should be attacked he believes Dutch, Brit ish and American interests would be parallel. He had previously declared, however, that his gov ernmnent does not expect Japan to invade the Dutch islands in the Pacific.
 The high Netherlands official arrived in the United States about two weeks ago from Lon don and conferred with President Roosevelt and Secretary of State 4Cordell Hull in Washington, as well as other government author ities. This will be his first visit to the East Indies, he said, and he expects to there about a month, returning by Clipper pro bably in six weks on his way back to London.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
CANADA HAS NEW TYPE OF EXPLOSIVE

OTTAWA-Munitions and Sup ply Minister C. D. Howe said Canada's second national ex- ploSives plant. which recently mmenced its initial operations will produce five different types of eXlosives.
 Howe said three of these types never had been mad-' in Canada before.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY?

A booklet containing the opinions of fam ous doctors on this interesting subject will be sent FREE while they last. to any reader writing to the Educational Division, 535 Fifth Ave, New York. N. r.. Dept
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
Silent on Dutch Plans

Asked if he though it likely
 that Vice Admiral Conrad E. L.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
GENERAL MOTORS REJECTS MEDIATOR

OAKI AND. Calf, - Federal Mediator Thcmas Burns of the Office of Production Management left for Washington after the General Motors Corporation de- clined his aid in attempting to settle strike at it's four Oak land plants.
 The company made known that it prefer to deal directly with the CIO United Automobile Work CTS.
 About 2,200 men are on strike at the four GMC plants in Oak land. The plant was at work on army contracts.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07
JAMES ROOSEVELT REGARDED MIDAS

DIES MONIES, Iowa - Presi- dent Roosevelt's oldest son, Jam es, may be surprised to learn that some of Iowa legislators think of him as a "'modern Midas"
 Young Roosevelt's surpris may turn to chagrin when he learns further that the same leg islators propose to tax his new so-called "juke-boX" motion pie ture devices $10J each. A mea- sure levying the annual tax on
 ach of the devices operated in Iowa was passed by the Republic an controlled State House of Representatives. Said one law maker:
 "There is every justification for such a tax. Jimmy Roosevelt is a modern Midas, everything he touches turns to gold"
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07

BUILDING UP THE MARKET for Alaska's No. product is mighty important to all people in Alaska And again this year. the Industry is out to sell America Canned Salmon and keep it sold! Intensive advertising the States is teaching housewives the nutritve values and economy of Canned Salmon. Millions of magazine ads :. recipes on the food pages of newspapers-are
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07

ors are influenced by the increas ing interest in canned salmon meals developed by the national advertising campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-07

Save $2 by paying in advance -or your subscription.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

I'm interesante boletin ACADIA
de publican la Housing Authori-
ty de la ciudad de Tampa y Sc
ha distribuido en- los apartamen
tos Ponce de Leon y en- los otrOs
apartamentos construidos por ell
gobierno federal en- esta pobla-
ci6n.
Lo hemos leido y con ell ma
yor gusto 10 aplaudimOS.
Esperamos que las familias
latinas 10 lean y comprendan Su
buena intenci6n y la convenien-
cia que para elias encierra.
Dice: miles de pesos Sc han
gastado en- los patios y tambien
EN- crear protection a 10 largo de
las areas plantadas. Hasta ell
presente Sc iha ignorado, por al
gunos, esta protection y Sc han
ocasionado danos innecesarios.
Los padres son responsible
de los actoS de sus hijos y deben
cOoperar con la administrator
para eliminar los males del deS-
Guido. Hemos recibido numero-
sas quejas de inquilinos que ira
tan de cumplir y evitar que sus
ninos abran las llaves de aqua y
echen la basura fuera de los re-
ceptaculos.
Estes apartamentos son cons
truidoS para elevar ell sistema
de vida de los ciudadanos anne
ricanos, Y ciertamenteI que la
destruction de la propiedad no
es un paso en- la verdadera d.
recci6n.
Queremos lamar la atenci6n
a los inquilinos sobre estas re-
glas muy cOnvenientes para to-
dos:
/. No Sc permitira transitar
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
8. A los padres &c les pids

8. A los padres sc les pids
instruyan a sus hijos para que
Sc mantengan fuera de la HER
ba y mantengan los patios linn
pios.
8. Los velocipedos, carritos.
patines, juguetes, etc. no deben
ser dejados en- las aceras en- al
tas horas de la noche, por GUAM
TO conStituyen un peligro para
la seguridad. AnteS de r~etirarse
las familias, esos juguetes de-
ben ser recogidoG.
Las secciones /, 2 Y 8 de las
eXiStenteS ordenanzas munich
paleS deben ser reSpetadas.
NosotroS tenemos la Seguri-
dad de que las familias latinas
sabran cumplir con esas reglas,
que son razonables y tienden a
construir la discipline dentro de
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
PALPITACIONES De LA COLONIA LATINA
TN boletin de la Housing Authority

subido en- bicicletas del area de
este proyecto.
2. No Sc permiten disparos
de armas de fuego, rifles de nj
re o cOheteS.
3. No Sc tolerara "profani-
dad en- las areas de juego o ca
jas de arena.
4. Las cajas de arena son
para el uSo exclusive de los nj
nos MEMORIES de ocho amos.
5. No sc permitira a los nj
nos Subirse EN- los receptaculos
de la basura.
6. Las llaves de aqua de la
parte exterior de los edificios
deben ser cerradas cuando no
eSleA EN- uSo, G lnStruccl0neS de-
ben darse a los ninos para que
no las abran.
T. A los inquilinos Sc pide
cautela en- cOmprobar cordones
Y sparatos electricos, tales CO.
radios, tostadores, Tampa
ras, planchas, relojes electricos,
etc. A partir del 20 de MARIO Sc
cobrara a los inquilinos por los
fuses reemplazados, a razdn
de cinco centavos cada uno.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
Santos del dtG
Benito Y Filemon.
Cheers Amis Social Club


En- dias pasados la Organiza-
ci6n social "Chers Amis Social
Club" celebr6 un party, consin-
tiendo en- la exhibition de una
pelfcula del club. Dioha exhibit
ci6n tuvo lugar en- la residencia
de la Srta. Dulce Maria Valdes,
1922 de la avenida Arminia.
Como ~porteras y acomOdado-
ras sirvieron las Srtas. Palmira
Martinez y la Srta. Valdes.
La exhibition de la pelicula
estuvo a cargo del joven Andres
Martinez.
En- la corta junta que celebra
ron desues de la pelicula, Sc dis
cutieron los planes para dos pro
Xmas fiestas la primera, en- 10
terrenos de Rocky Point, para
todos los miembros.
Ell comite encargadO de los
preparativos esta a cargo de la
Srta. Dulce Maria Valdes, An
dres Martinez, Gregorio Marti-
nez Y Jack Fernandez. Todas
las personals que deseen asistir
comunicarse con Ell CO..
Ell otro party consistira en- u
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
Bale de LOcOs

Gran interes ha despertado
la fiesta bailable que efectuara
ell sabado 20 la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Asturiano.
La afamada orquesta "Charlif
Strong" con su cantante Mar
tina Perry, sera la encargada de
amenizar los bailables.
Esta fiesta ha sido denomina-
da Bale de Locos."
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

almuerzo y bale del domingo 30
del mes en- curse.
FL almuerzo, que serviran a
las 1890, consta de los siguien-
ties paltos: Extremes, macarro .
mes a la italiana, Ternera asada,
Lacquer, pan Y cafe.
Ell bale comenzara a las 800
de la tarde, con las orquestas
don Francisco" y ia Sonora
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

BESIDE ell pasado microbes
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
Ia "Bienvenida al Hogar," er
nonor de las Srtas. JULIA Reid J
Lola Garcia, que retornaran pro
ximamente de Cuba.
Nueva o~ficiGlidGd

En- junta recientemente cele-
brada, en- ell Parque Rey, por la
novel organization Entire Nous
Club" Sc eligieron los nuevos O
ficiales.
Presidenta, Alicia Espina; vi
ce Presidenta, Olga Almengual F;
Secretaria, Mayee del Vale; Te
sorera y reporter, Lucy DarrigO
Esta organization esta COM
puesta de doce muchachas. Sc
reuniran todoS los viernes en- Ia
casa Club del Parque.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
RecO4ddlnOS

A los asiduos concurrentes a
las matinees bailables del Cen :
tro Espanol, que finalizaran ell
pr6ximo domingo.
La Orquesta dirigida por el
professor Frank Grasso, prepare
un progama especial.
Regiran los precios de SC pa
ra las damas Y 55c para los ca
balleros.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
Indoor Picnic

Segin nos informa ell atento
Tony Grimaldi, p~residente de Ia
Sociedad S. M. Italia. va Sc
cuenta con una considerable can
tidad de tickets vendidos para ell
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO R%oDRIcUEz>

guarda CANA, padeciendo de una
delicada dolencia, ell joven Os-
car Rodriguez, domiciliado en- Ell
1918 de la Decima avenida.
LIE atiende ell DR.. Luis Rey.
I'm pronto y total reStableci-
miento lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21

la democracia = loa derechos ie-
gitimos.
Al mismo tempo que Sc ayu.
da a conservar la belleza de las
casas y los patios, Sc ensena a
los ninos a respetar 10 que Ell go
bierno ha construido pensando
en- las familias de pocos recur-
SOS.
La gaceta., 1941-03-21
Party de cumpleG6os

Party de cumpLeGnOs
En- la noche del pasado mier-
coles lie fue ofrecido una fieste-
eta al nino Delio Perez, hijo de
los estimados esposos Domingo
Y Katie Perez, con motive de ha
Der cumplido los once amos de
edad.
Tuvo lugar en- la Residential de
los eSposoS Perez, 1918 de la IL
avenida.
Las amistades y familiares de
Delio acudieron a felicitarlo.
La concurrencia fue obsequia
da con ricos duces, pastas y Ii
cores. -
Llegue con estas lfneas nues-
ira felicitaci6n a Delio y sus pa
pas.
EnfeTmO
BESIDE ell pssado microbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Backed BY Judge

Tho testimony of a patrol iudg
swung the day in favor OF Whir
away but II didn't convinc
Trainer Carroll. who threatene
10 take a punch at Jockey Arcar'
after the race
Nhirlaway, IN winning his fit
straight victory, was n to ; sho'
Inc lowest priCe q Which he Ia
been held He paid & 40 20 Wi
and. oddly enough, $3.50 10 place
There was no show betting on thi
four-horSc race. Market Wise
winner Of the Wood Memorial an
third in the Kentucky Derby, pal
$3.50 TO place. WhIrly's time wa
.2:03 2-5.
The triumph was worth $S.07
10 Warren Wright. the Chicag
millionaire who with Mrs Wrigh
saw his ace win again The none
.upped WhirlawayS winnings
S244. 1856
Trainer Jones viii ship Whir1
away 70 Arlington Park o
Tuesday 70 train for the $4,000
American Derby and the $4,000
Arlington classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Writing Track Ace

ASSORTED FLAVORS: The
last Of the old guard assistants
under Charley Bachman at Michi-
gan State departed from Spartan
football operations when Tom King
became the colleges police admin
iStration director Mike Cas-
teel and Bob Terlaak both left
three years ago.
Western Michigan compiled p
winning average of .6S6 during
l940-4l competition Pete
Crum, who with Fred NCcnkamp
will co-captain Westerns 1912
track team, writes sports for the
Kalamazoo Gazette.
Martin WeStcrman Lehigh Uni
versityS new basketball coach.
once captained Muskegon High )
football team two years running
The only person TO hold that
honor Bob Benedict of Pom.
tiac now al Camp Grant Ill.
likely Will sign with the Tigers as
a third baseman after he concludes
his army stretch in the Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Robert Morris,
GreviIIe Run
Third, Fourth

NEW YORK, June 21.-Whirl
'away-'nuf said.
The picture horse with the lonj
flowing tail added further to hi
fame. today al Aqueduct when HI
annexed the $4,000 Dryer Stake
by beating Market Wise, Rober
Morris and a rank outsider namet
Greville.
The great son Of Blenheim
won the way he and Jockey Eddi
Arcaro like TO win. He was -
lengths off the pace, going bySh
packed grandstand for th<firs
time. in this 53-year-old rAe an,
IA quarter classic. He as still
last, with his incredibly tail wav
ing out Of a cloud of AUST, whel
the pace-setting Grev/e was read
TO GO into the far tuNn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
By George Maskin

bles = Shortstop Mike Sofiak
and Pitcher Jack Barry both are
reported army bound shortly F..
incidentally, the Senators should
get going now that they finally
have landed some outside backing
Grand Rapids baseball enthusi-
aStS still are downcaSt over the
Colts failure 10 land Western
Michigan's Frank Overmire. south
paw star Overmire, a Grand
Rapids boy. signed with the Mus
kegon Reds, owned by the Tigers
and bowed the first time out
against Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Begins His MoUe

Then he began to move up wit
the ease of the great champion
that he is. He collared the thir,
place Market Wise going into tn
turn, then rolled past Robert Nor
IRIS and in two or three grea
bounds nc was abreast and the
past Grcville
For the first time in his fabulou
career, Whirlaway had a fol
claimed against him At the u
Sistence of George Carroll. traine
of Market Wise, Jockey Bas
James. who rode Market Wis,
claimed after the race that WhirI
away had carried him so wide q
the stretch turn that Market -
ran into Whirlaway's rear.
ing James to take up and come .
in the inside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

time. in the annual Gladstone
tMicho log-rolling meet, July 4
It's expected there II be at
least 10 feminine entries.
OutStatc hockey fans undoubt-
edly viii hail the news Jack Adams
of tho Rcd Wings seeks six Sunday
afternoon games for the l94l-42
season.
There's renewed pcscc in state
softbg } circles Commissioned
Seth NhitmOTe has ironcd out the
SquabblcS with tho gang from
Flint Saginaw and district
Each city will now have teams II
the state meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
On the State Beat B, George Maskin
FLINT p ON LOOSE IN LOOP

Moving round Michison's
eporting scepel
COACHING FRONTS Danny
Gnick, ex-University OF Michigan
all-around athlete, has quit the
teaching ranks 10 work for Uncle
sam in Washington During the
last school year, Smick directed
activities al IOnia High
The man who hats the litter
huggers and rug cutters al that
lake front dancing center is Dean
Rockwell. former pro wrestler and