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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
c OfC Pushes
 Rock Wall Plan
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Proposal to build a rock wall along the waterfront side Of the Federal building advanced a pace this week when the Chamber of Commerce at its luncheon meeting named a committee to go more thoroughly into the matter with District Ranger s. Y. Dennison of the Forest Service. Dennison looked over the proposed project last week as a possible CCC undertaking and estimated the cost at around s6.- 900. Chamber members favored greatly reducing size of project on basis of estimated cost and named Mayor Van H Fisk Fred Hanford and James Nolan to take the matter up further with Dennison
 The Chamber endorsed recon mendation to the Governor that the Legislature be urged to consider ap- propriations 10 assist such tourist encouraging enterprises as the Wrangel Potlateh. Fairbanks Ice Carnival and Anchorage Fur Rem dezvous. It was brought out that the Wrangell Potiatch. for example. last year was instrumental in bringing thousands Of visitors to Southeast Alaska and creating a de- sire in thousands more to come in future years. Probably nothing in Alaska has the travel-pulling fea- lures which come from the Terri tOry's sbig three-Potlatch. Ice Carnival, Fur RendezYous-it was pointed out.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
President Pleads Cause Of Democracy In Historic
 Third Inaugural Address

millions of defense-minded Ameri- cans throughout the country who listened to the ceremony over their radios. The inaugural address was, in effect, a sermon delivered in slow measured tones that carried not only over the nation but to all parts of the world.
 Democracy is not dying" he continued We know it because we have seen it revive and grow. We know it cannot die because it is built on the unhampered initiative of individual men and women who are joined together in common enterprise An enterprise under taken and carried through by the free expression of the free majority. We know it because Democracy alone is constructed of an unlimited civilization capable of infinite pro- gress and improvement for human life"
 Just before Roosevelt took the oath as this country's first third term President, he sat attentively as John Nance Garner, retiring Vice-President, a smile ereasing his ruddy, Texan face, swore in Henry Wallace, his successor, as Vice President
 Members of the Presidents family including his elderly mother, Sarah Delano Roosevelt. witnessed the Sis- tory making ceremonies.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
9 KILLED AS PASSENGER PLANE CRASHES NEAR
 LANDING AT ST. LOUIS

Examination of the twisted and torn wreckage of a 12-ton transcon- tinental and Western Air skyslee per made it apparent that only a mir acle prevented more than the two deaths among the thirteen occupants yesterday.
 Capt. P. T. Wescott, 36, of Little Neck, N. Y, veteran pilot who had flown more than 1,500,000 miles, and T. F. Mott, of Kansas City, IVA employee riding as a passenger were killed. The others in the plane were none of them hurt and six, only suffered minor injuries
 The $135,O 900 ship, banking steep ly for a landing at St. Louis-Lam- bert Field, just before dawn, struck a tall maple and hurtled to the ground, ploughing through a row of trees and smashing two telephone poles.
 Search parties consisting of live bombers and scouting planes secured the wooded areas between Portland and San Francisco in another vain attempt to locate the bomber which took off from McChord Field, Ta- coma, last week end for March Field. Failing to reach it's destin- ation, planes from the three borde9 states have spent intervening days looking for the missing ship which carried seven perzonsN
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE
 ON FISH HANDLING CONTRACTS

Negotiations between fish buyers and the International Warehouse men and Longshoremen's Union ov- CT new 1941 contracts are still going on in Ketehikan, according to word received here. no settlement having yet been reached. The fish handlers are asking an increase of 10 cents an hour.
 H. H. Hungerford of the Wran- gell Cold Storage had not yet sign ed an agreement, pending action at Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
VICHY GOVERNMENT
 BOWS TO JAPANESE

VICHY, Jan. 24 - Marshal Pe- tain's government announced yes terday that it had accepted the ol- fer of Japan to mediate in the four months Asiatic border conflict which has lead to large scale invasion of China by the Thailand army, air bombing of cities and other objectiyes including a pitch ed naval battle.
 An authoritative source said that back of Vichy's willingness to ac- cept Japan's good office was a Ger man suggestion" which sprang from desire to forestall any pos sibility of U. S. intervention.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
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 WASHINGTON, Jan. PA new page was written into American history last Monday noon when Franklin Delano Roosevelt stood be- meath the winter sunflecked dome of the nations capital and for the which made him the first third term President of the United States.
 Cheered by throngs which lined the sidewalks, the inaugural par ade, led by the Presidents car be- hind a V-shaped motorcycle police escort, drove slowly up Constitution Avenue to the Capital where, before a crowd estimated at more than 5000, the oath was administered by Chief Justice Hughes of the Su- preme Court. The President stood bareheaded, placed his hand on a worn, old Dutch family Bible, and promised to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the Uni ted States" As the last words were spoken, a deafening cheer went up from the multitude tanning the broad plaza and kept up until the President, stepped in front of the white pillered pavilion and began his brief inaugural address.
 Our strong purpose is to protect and perpetuate the integrity of Democracy" he proclaimed to the defense-minded crowd and to the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
SENATOR PROPOSES PAYING
 2 MILLION FOR INFORMATION

WASHINGTON, January 24 = Senator Johnson, Democrat, Color ado, proposed yesterday that the U. S. substitute for the administra- tion's lease-lend legislation authori- zation by Congress to President Roosevelt to turn over two billion dollars worth of war equipment to Great Britain to be tested" and paid for with information on how it works.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
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 James Bradley was admitted last week for medical treatment and was discharged last Monday.
 Livingstone Desmond, CCC worker, was admitted last Monday for medical treatment.
 Peter John and Fred Dahl were admitted last week for medical at tention.
 Mrs. Chet Lloyd, wife of Wran- gell's police chief, was admitted this morning for medical treatment.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
LEON YVES HOME

Leon Wies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wies, returned home this week on the Northland from Seat tie and the Puget Sound region where he has been fishing. He re- ports lots Of activity down the coast as the result of the defense pro- gram
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
SIGNAL CORPS
 WANTS WORKMAN

The U S Signal Corps is looking for a man in WrangeT. high school graduate, able to type at the rate of at least 30 words a minute or able to copy Morse International code at least 15 words per minute to work at the Signal Corps in the interest of National defense. Anyone answering th ese qualifications should see Sgt. James Simmons at the Signal Corps office
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
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:. <. ]. :. t:' :. ::. z. :. :. :. :. .s, The Sentinel extends birthday greetings this week to:
 Pete More, January 25.
 Mrs. Charles Powers, January 27. Charlie Boy Roche, January 27. Mary Wigg, January 27.
 Imogene Taylor, January 29. Bill Jenkins, January 29.
 B. Y Grant, January 30.
 Mrs. Jane. Williams. January %.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
GILLINGHAMS RETURN

Brigadier and Mrs. J. T. Gilling- ham of the Salvation Army return ed the first of the week on the AL aska from a trip to Edmonton, Can ada where they were present al their sons wedding. They report warm, rainy weather in the Can adian city while there.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
MONDAY MEETING

Wrangell Chapter, American Red Cross, will hold a meeting at Health Center next Monday evening at ' D. m. to be followed immediately af- ter by a meeting of the Health Council at about o'clock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
DELAY ORGANIZATION

WASHINGTON, January 24 - President Roosevelt, authoritative sources said, has decided to delay asking Congress to renew his ex- pired governmental reorganization power until the pending Lease-lend bill to aid Britain has been acted upon
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
DAUGHTER FOR EVERsoNS

Mr and Mrs. John EVerson are receiving congratulations on the birth of their first child, a daugh- ter born January 13 at Bishop Rowe Hospital Joanne is the name selec- ted for the little newcomer. She weighed six pounds seven ounces at birth and mother and babe are re- ported progressing rapidly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
TO KETCHIKAN
 FOR EYE TREATMENT

Mrs. William Grant and Miss Viv- ian Green were Ketehikan bound on the Baranof yesterday. They went to the First City to be fitted with glasses. They will return Monday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
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