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La gaceta., 1942-07-21
EJERCICI0S De ATAQCD
AERE0 PARA ESTA NO
CHE

Bajo la supervision del Cons2
10 de Defensa del condado Sc e.
fectuaran hoy ejercici6s de alta
que aereo en- los barrios de Y
Dor City y Jackson Heights.
La policia hara el bombardao
arrojando banderas amarillas
para indicar explosives y rolas
para incendiariaS.
Incidentes de bombardeo Sc
han preparado. No habra "apa-
galuces" nj Sc dara una alan ma
por medic de las s;renaS.
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Santos del dfa
Daniel, PraXedes y Julia.
EcOs de n bOdd

A las cinco de la tarde del do
mingo contrajeron matrimonio
en- la Iglesia NueStra Sra. del
.Perpetuo SOcorro, la interesan-
te Srta. Frances Greco, hiia de
los espos0s P. Greco, RESIDENCES
en- ell 1919 de la Catorce ave,
Y ell correcto joven Lawrence
Fuccarino, hijo de los esposos
M. Fuccarino, con dOmicilio en-
ell 1925 de la Quinta avenida.
Ell temple lucia un precioso
adorno de flores naturales.
Ofici6 en- la ceremonial ell Re-
verendo Vicente Heifner.
Actuaron como padrinos de la
feliz parejita, los esposos J. A
naStasi.
Despes de la ceremonial los
nuevos esposos partieron en- via
je de luna de miel. A su regresO,
estableceran su Residential en-
Tampa.
Felicidades sin fin les desea
Ell croniSta.
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LA FABRICA DE arrange Y
arrange PASO A LA DE
MORGAN

Una fa5rica de Ybor City, la
de Arrange Y Arrange, que estaba
situada en- la Gale II, Sc fundi6
aver con la de Morgan, situada
en- la avenida Howard esquina a
LaSalle, en- West Tampa.
Pasaron a trabajar a mano,
en- la de Morgan, mas de CD taba
queros de la firma de Arrange.
Tom Morgan es dueno de la
fabrica que lleva su apellido y
Ramon Fernandez Rey es el en-
cargado.
Una gran parte del tabaco que
elabora la Morgan Cigar Co. SC
Vende en- ell estado de Washing
ton.
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Compromise amOrOSo

Fue pedida o~ficia.mente en-
matrimonio la gentil Srta. Hill
da Carrasco, por Ell joven Eddy
PUG.
La petici6n la hizo ell enamo-
RADIO joven a los papas de su
%prOmetida, eSposOs Leonardo Y
Dolores CarrascO, domiciliadOs
en- el 2013 de la Gale Is.
Con tai motive han sido muy
cOngratu,adOs.
Plonto Sc efectuara la boda.
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FSTA FNFFRMO Ell SIR. ES-
A

Guarda CANA, pero su estado
no reviste gravedad, ell Sr. Err
nesto Esperanto, ell conocido mt
sico, esposo de la Sra. Carmen
Ramirez.
Esperanto forma parte de la
orquesta del Columbia" y re-
cientemente pas6 algunas sema-
mas en- ell sanatorio del Centre
EspanOl.
Votos formulamOs por su prom
to restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

PaRti*o
En- a. Iglesia San Marcos, 81
5uada en- la Dcce avenida y Gale
l6, rscibi6 las aguas bautisma-
res 81 nino Rolan,o Roger, jr,,
hiio de los esposos Carload y
Rolando Roger, G6m.c,liados en-
i 1928 de la s. avenida.
Apadrinaron a la hermosa
criaturita los espoSos Arturo y
Ccala Rodriguez.
Terminada la ceremonial Sc o.
freci6 una fieSteeita.
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BGStdnte delicddO

Hallase bastante delicado de
salud ell apreciado amigo Domin
go Cuesta, padre del joven Os-
car Cuesta.
Los medicOs que 10 asisten te-
men I'm fatal desenlace.
HacemoS fervientes ruegos
La gaceta., 1942-07-21

FL bur6 estara alberto todos
los dias, entire las 9 de la mana
ma y las 5 de la tarde, con la ex-
cepci6n del domingo.
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Funci6B-H

+ HHciOR-H OnteHdle
COntinuan los preparativos
para la gran function que efec-
tuara la LOgia Caballeros Lea
les de America, a beneficiO de
la familia de Don Basilio Alva-
rez.
Los organizadores preparan
IN magnifico programa. Cuen-
tan con ell apoyO de los mejOres
artiStas de eSta ciudad.
Sc efectuara ell dia "a del pre-
sante mes, en- Il teatro del Cen
tro AsturianO.
No espere a que lie vendan las
papeletas de entrada, Acuda a
comprarlaS.
En- cuanto tengamos ell pro-
grama complete con gusto 10 da-
remOs a conocer.
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Cito por este medic a los MEM
bros de esta logia para hoy mar
ties. a las 80 de la noche, en-
nuestro local de la IL ave. y ca
lie 10.
Sc ruega puntual %asistencia.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
NOTAS SOCIALES
;PoR MARIO R%oDRiGUfZ)

porque logra saiir de Ia crisis J
re.ntegrarSe a su hcgar.
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Picnic
ContinLtan los preparativos
para ell Picnic que celebrara la
sociedad de socorros mutuos La
La gaceta., 1942-07-21
ORDEN CABAIlLERO DE LA
LUZ

Logia LuninGreS PdsddOs No. l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Lincoln to Brown Quite Long Step

a far cry he went from Lincoln to Capt. John
Santa Fe Trail. But thoroughly enjoyed playing
John Brown Mike Curtiz the director used to call the
Broadway bum which, you will admit way treat
Abraham Lincoln"
Massey laughed at the memory.
You know" he said, Mike always called John Brown
doe Brown and he really had ondness for the fanatca
captain that although he be heavy, Mike made
him a very sympathetic character
Isn't Mike wonderful the way he twists the kings
English" said laughing with Massey who have
fun Of life.
"Yes, but very good director" he emphasized
Massey, under contract Warmers, spending his two
weeks vacation in New York where his son. with the
RCAF has joined him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Hold Library Film
Forum Monday

SOUTH AMERICAN MED
LEY" a new, documentary film,
will have its first showing in the
auditorium of the main library
at 7:30 p. m. Monday.
Following the film will be an
audience discussion Of the prob
lens presented, led by Robert
Wyatt Of the public schools. This
film forum brings the present
series 10 an end,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Broadway Cast Members

Also in the cast Of The Corn
Is Green you will find Thelma
Schnee. Edmond Breon and Eva
Leonard Boyne. all members Of
the Broadway cast OF the play
which Herman Shumlin pro-
duCed.
Shumlin is also producer ~
Watch on the Rhine" the Lii
Ian Hellman hit. which will be
seen here at the CaSS Thcater
The following week.
This, too. will have the orig
NAL Broadway cast with Paul
Lukas, Mady Christians and
Lucille Watson in the lead roles.
Both plays were award 4
prizes last year by the New
York Dramatic Critics Circle.
The Corn Is Green" as the best
play Of foreign authorship and
Watch on the Rhine as the
outstanding native product.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Played Edwin Booth

Richard -NaFiRg you uHy
grimly recall, was last seen here
as The Man Who Killed Lin
coin. This talented young actor
struggled desperately with the
role. that of Edwin Booth. which
threatened 10 strange him at
the same time IT threatened 10
gag the audience.
Fortunately for him, the play
didn't live and we figured an
other promising career had gone
down the theatrical drain.
But, luckily. Mr.. Waring got
another chance. this time in n
play which warranted his full
efforts and he has been received
with open arms by both critics
and playgoers alike for his por-
trayal Of the surly young miner.
who takes an Oxford education
against his better and more
eaTthV instincts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Reap t he Wild Wind
Called Box Office Natural
BY MARK HELLINGER

ID ANDOM NOTES about pic
IN lures you're seeing;
That old master, c. B,
DeMille, comes through again
with Reap the Wild Wind" a
box office natural if ever ] saw
one. With this violent sea spec
tacle in Technicolor, DeMille
celebrates his thirtieth anniver-
sary in pictures. and it really
begins to look as though he can
do no wrong.
Characters in DeMille's films
talk as few human beings ever
talk, and they do many things
that are strange, indeed. But
the customers don't care. for
they crowd theaters to see
hokum melodrama prepared by
ID e Mile and he invariably
serves it TO them with great
glee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

The career of the acting Massey is highlghted by the
spent with the Canadian in France during the
World War stationed in Siberia after the
that decided become actor He put on plays to
the time and eventually went to Oxford to study drama
rs ABE Lincoln in Illinois favorite play: asked
him.
81 played il long, first Broadway, and then In the
movies thought would probably remain Lincoln to the
of the chapter As much enjoyed Bob Sherwoods
play, glad TO do something else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

shouldn't try TO act"
Humbr lights up Masseys
expressive face when he talks
and it's easy to understand
why he has endeared himself
TO the movie-going public. !
have been a Massey fan for a
long time and after seeing
The Invaders" / wanted to
meet him. So he came TO my
house.
Interesting that the bit
he plays in THE Invaders" is
the only interior ever made
in Canada. The other in
teriors were made in England
and it's amazing, he said, that
Michael Powell has done such
a magnificent job when You
consider thepicture was filmed
partly in England and partly
in Canada:
Canadian-born Massey was
on his home ground when
he played his bit in 1.-THE
Invaders. " He was born in
Toronto. Yet he is as Amer
lean as ham and eggs (par-
don my using the word
ham again. His mother was
American and his ancestry
dates to Plymouth rock days.
His brother, Vincent, is in
the Canadian ministry and a
very big man in Canada's
political affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
It's Runyon at Best

Reap the Wild Wind stars
Paulette Goddard, John Wayne
and Ray Midland. and it cannot
miss crossing millions as the
months roll by.
( Another old master-Damon
Runyon by name-brings us
Butch Minds the Baby with
Brod Crawford, Virginia Brucel
and Dick Foran. This one pre-
SentS Runyon at his best, which
means it's loaded with laughs
and action, and a strange kind
OF tenderness.
Crawford was never better
Continued on Page 16)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
My Sister Eileen

At the Lafayette things are
at a status quo. insofar as the
attraction is concerned. but
there's nothing static about the
way the public is reacting 10
Continued on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Felt Appeal Limited

A great play, we still felt
that its appeal was too limited
for any other consumption than
by those who were familiar
with Welsh miners troubles.
Besides that we doubted IL
other actors could portray the
leading roles the way Sybil
Thorndyke and the author.
Emelyn Williams. himS (,
could.
But we reckoned without
Ethel Barrymore and Richard
Waring. both Of whom have won
such signal successes in these
roles in this country that they
have almost made the play
seem their own.
Not in recent years has Ethel
Barrymore appeared in a more
sympathetic light, a more UNI
Outstanding and less affected
...-,.-,rasung cnaracter whdstrieS
so hard 10 bring the light Of
learning 10 a discouraged and
unhappy people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Massey Resents Siur on Jawn

II l who had minated that writer's had dubbed
Jawn nam, and Massey quickly replied
Thank God for hams! Unless actor be he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Tend to UnderpId
Roles Today He Says;
Glad to Shed Lincoln
By LotELLA O. PARSONS

Motion Picture Editor International News Service
HOLLYWOOD April Il.
w. YOU call Raymond Massey ham, he Will thank you
He believes being praise FIT for Caesar and any
actor who isn't one shouldn't be the stage screen
There is entirely much under-playing today,
Massey told The stage and screen should be
place illusion Why should actors try to be themselves when
they are offering conception of another character
personality"
We had been talking about John Barrymore, for whom
Massey has terrific admiration.
Massey Who once played modern version Of Hamlet,
saws John best Of thousands of Hamlets who have
trod the Shakespearean role John had
recently passed evening with Massey and reced the entire
play with all the gestures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN Captains Of
the Clouds. l2,f5. 4.2O. $50,
1l.25 p. m: The Remark
able Andrew 1lt2O q. m,
2:55. 6:25, 10 p. m
FOX "Roxic Hart" 1i10
a. m. 2:O9, sos. S07. 11:O6
y. m: Valley of the Sun
1910. 3:39. 6.3s, 9.37 p m.
UNITED ARTISTS The
Courtship of Andy Hardy
1926. 3 80. 7:05. 10 20 p m;
"Naz Agent" Hos a M,
2.20. SIS, $50 p. n.
ADAMS - Song Of the
Islands" 12:15, 2:52 SO.
SOC, -lg442-e-sftt-.. ,- if5----sr',-
White and Perfect II a m,
/, 1:37, Ala, 6.5l. 9:28 p. m
MADISON - w o nt9 n e
Face, II a. m. 3.Oj, %.15,
1920 p. m; "Ziegfeld Girl.
y So sos, $40 p. m.
PALMS-sTATE To BE
or Not 10 Be. 100 a. H.
2:10. 40. 11:1O p m. All
Through the Night lis
Sis, so p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

NORMA JEAN WAYNE 'he
now baby III Blondes Blessed
Event was only. il days old
when she made her bow IN the
comedy also featuring Penny
Singleton Arthur Lake Larry
SimmS and Daisy The dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Cdss Plays
Smash Hit
Monday
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ETT,HE CORN is GREEN"
Il but the time is more than
ripe for the presentation here
of that highly successful Emelyn
Williams play, which is sched-
uied to open at the Cass Theater
Monday night.
A smash hit in London. a
greater success in New York.
this homely drama about Welsh
miners has drawn peculiar in
tereSt wherever il has played.
We say peculiar" because
the problems of colliery work.
ers in a far-off land during the
past century did not seem, 10
us. 10 warrant the dramatic
pulling power of this play.
We saw THE Corn Is Green"
in London shortly before war
began and hooted at our Eng
liSh friends who said that
American audiences would go
for il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Homes for z Boys7

II may have been a blow TO
Binnie Barnes professional pride
but she learned who was head
man in her family from cop.
Binnie- couldn't get 10 first base
in an argum ent with the
guardian Of the law until She
produced her drivers license.
ooh" said the cop "Mrs. Mike
FrankOvitch! Why didn't you tell
me you were the wife of the
baseball announcer
The Brian DonlevyS may adopt
two childrcnLboth boys and
both Irish.
Director Jack Conway plays
Continued on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Movie Round
LoUELLA o. PARsONs===
M-G-M Tests 3 Actors
for Lew Ayres Role in
Dr.. Kildare Pictures
by LOUELLA o. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor, Init News Service
HOLLYWOOD, April II.

HOLLYWOOD. April II.
ID ANDOM thoughts of the
IL week:
First reports the DR. Kildare"
would be abandoned by M-G-M
are false. John Howard, Eddie
Norris and frankie AlbertSon all
made tests on the lot last week
for the Lew Ayrcs role.
Vic Mature and Betty Cradle
are in each others arms for love
scenes in Strictly Dynamite
and in each others hair When
The cameras stop grinding. This
is really a leud-they don't
speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

PART 3, &c II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Motion Picture Edtor International Nc"s Nerlice
HOLLYWOOD, April II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY $500

II. And II was 2 o'clock IN the
morning and was going out into
a temperature of no in the shade.
1 thanked Cooper and waved
him out. l am sure Vipond would
forgiVe me if he ever knew j
poured eight ounces of his guest
down the drain. l know
my limitations.
Copyright. 1919. by King Features
syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

this $50 trees. They don't like that
and il slows down individual effort.
Production is jumping neverthe-
less, due TO the double taps. Lii
IBERIA. nutcrackered between Vichy
| French Guinea and the Vichy
French ivory coast, is worth de-
lfendinC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

President Roosevelt would run
for n third term and would be
elected. We all thought you
were nuts"
INSPECTED PLANTATION
With Seybold. I inspected areas
OF this million acre rubber planta-
ton, about six-tenthS of which is
under cultivation. II is so vast
that it employs 10000 natives in
its forests and processing fac
tories. There are-two populations
in Liberia, the natives who COM
prise the laboring class, and the
descendants OF the freed American
slaves for whom the country was
founded. The latter are called
Liberians and are mostly engaged
in government positions or in bust
ness.
Rubber trees must be s years
old before tapping. After that
they are tapped down one side for
three years, and then down the
other for three years while the
bark OF the first side is healing.
TAPPING ZONE
The tapping zone is from a point
about a feet OF the ground 10 a
point l foot from the ground.
At present, an experiment Is
being Conducted by having two
tappings at a time, one above the
other. TO meet war needs.
1t seems to work +all right ex-
cept that it necessitates each bare
foot tapping boy carrying a ladder
as he makes the daily rounds of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

rs today's experience Will snow.
Having a short layover before ]
could continue on my way 10 India,
I few in 10 Liberia TO sec what's
eoing on in this greatest remain
inc source Of natural rubber for
America, the great FlreStone plan
tation.
At the nearest airport, I step
ped from my plane TO be greeted
by a young man in khaki who
asked after the health OF Barry
Faris and J. V. Connolly two Of
my bosses in New York. II turned
out he's the son of Merrill c.
(Babe) Meigs. veteran Chicago
publisher and private pilot who is
now a big shot in the plane pro-
duction branch OF WPB.
KNEW AIRPORT MANAGER
Another man told me that the
airport manager. named Bonamey,
sent greetings from the hospital
where he was having a minor tus-
sic with malaria. Id last seen
Bonamey when we went fishing to-
eether off Canton Island in the
South Pacific, a year and half
ago.
AT the Firestone headquarters,
] met the general manager, George
Seybold. whom I'd last seen In
London in the first month Of the
war.
Newell Rogers brought you
to q party was giving at the
Ritz the day you arrived by clip
per from America" he reminded
me. "Tbat was in September,
1889. I remember you told us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
DIARY OF A WAR CORRESPONDENT
BY W. W. CHAPLIN
International New. Service War oOrrespondent

HARBEI. Lberia.-A rolling stone may gather moss
hut rowing reporter certainly gathers friends After %
newspaper business suppose there no large city IN the
world in which find old acquaintance within the
first dav after my And doesn't have to be big city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

Tomorrow: Our war cOrre-
spondent meets n suspicious
character.")
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
LIFE IN HARBEL

STILL IN HARBEL--StrangerS
to the tropics are often amazed at
how we'll the resident Americans
and Europeans live. The answer is
simple. If they didn't live well in
such places as this, the folk from
cooler chimes couldn't stick it out
at all.
am the guest here Of Bertrand
Vipond, a dark. athletic type OF
American who Is personnel man
ager and apparently No. ? man
under George Seybold, general
manager OF the F1restone rubber
plantation.
His house, like those Of other
American executives. Is on a hill
and therefore cooled by pleasant
breezes which never reach the flat
lands or the forest. The house
seems all doors and windows, and
the outlook is onto green lands and
a profusion of Towering shrubs.
LAhOE bEDhOOM
I am assigned 10 a large bed
room with comfortable furniture
and an adjoining bath with Ameri-
can plumbing and water that
really runs when you turn the
faucets.
The living room is spacious,
tastefully furnished. cool and clean
beyond all expectation in dust
plagued Africa. My arrival is at
noon and my hosts first question
is if / would like small chop.
Actually, was ready for a couple
of full sized chops, but 1 agreed
to the small one and Vipond
clapped his hands to produce. as
though from nowhere, a barefoot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Liberio Speeds Up
Output Of Rubber
Chaplin on Visit to Firestone's
Plantation Tastes u. S. Luxury

IN the third nstalrent his diary correspondent
w w Chaplin International News Service tells Of has
experiences pauseS Harbc Liberia the west coast OF
Africa. en- route the theater OF india
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

native youth in scanty but neat
uniform.
small boy" he said, "bring
small chop"
House servants apparently come
in punches in Liberia. There is
always a small boy for busting
sweeping land any errandS. There
is a No l boy for serving. There
is a cook. And a driver. And a
laundry boy. And others / lost
track Of, all of whom live on the
premises and are always available
The small chop was brought
in by the No. ! boy, also barefoot
but with a uniform not quite Sc
scanty. 1t seems chop is just the
word for any kind Of food here
and small chop is like light
lunch. Though IL isn't light by
my standards. There were several
kinds of cold meat. a big mixed
salad, canned fish homemade
bread and jam, and tea and
coffee.
That evening. dinner at the
ISeybolds was as fine. and as well
served, as anything you could find
in America. In that pleasant house
1t was difficult 10 realize that we
were not in America; at least
until there came floating across
the heavy silence of the African
night the muted harShness of a
hyenaS laugh.
NO. l BOY
Vipond's No. ! boy is named
Kowpah, but for convenience
sake goes under the m of
Cooper. He's something of a clown
in quiet way. And he's a per-
feet pantomimlst, which makes his
weakness in English of no impor-
Itance.
He woke me this morning 10
hand me a glass Of brown liquid
while. with his other hand. he
.pried one of his flashing eyes wide
open. The meaning was clear. An
Ieye-opener.
Now. l know that Vipond does
not drink, but he keeps drinks for
guests, so l shifted. Straight
whisky. At least eight ounces of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
The news item follows in detail:

.s 4ia I..Isf f4t l.I
 Marking the passing of pioneer of Seattle and Alaska, funeral serv- ices for Mrs. Lucy Landsburg were held at the Arthur A. Wright and Son Chapel Thursday afternoon. She died at her home, 11l6 Fifth Ave. N.
 Mrs Landsburg was born in Col chester County, Nova Scotia. De- cember T, 1860. After her marriage to David E. Landsburg she accom- panied her husband to California in 1885 and in August of the following year they moved to Seattle.
 After the big Seattle fire of 1889 she was active in extending aid to victims of the conflagration.
 The family went to Alaska in 1896 where MT. Landsburg was super intendent of mines in the Juneau area.
 When the Treadwell mine was flooded in 1916 she and a school teacher aroused neighbors at night and warned them to flee before the area over the mine caved in. The family returned to Seattle soon after.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
President Rates as No. 1 Amateur Expert
 On Military Affairs
Continued from Page One)

While MT. Roosevelt has fre- ouently demonstrated that he is strong -willed and not bashful about asserting his authority, friends say he fully consult the experts before making a military decision. He has too much sense, they assert, to make a major decision against gen. eral opposition by the professional military people.
 Army and Navy men point out, moreover, that Admiral King, Gen eral Marshall, Admiral Leahy and General Macarthur aren't what you would call yes men,"
 Imagine Old Eagle Eye Ernie (King), tough and touchy-tem- pered as he is, toadying to anybody in a matter of naval strategy" commented one veteran officer.
 As background for his present advanced course' in military prob lems, the President has an unusu- ally extensive knowledge of world geography, study since boyhood of naval warfare and experience as assistant secretary of the Navy dur ing the first World War.