The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1940, Page 2

SATURDAY,.OCT. 26, 1940. e ity WESTWARD LIES A COURSE OF DEFENSE_strengthening of American de- fenses in the Pacific is pianned with the departure of the 251st coast arlillery regiment of California national guard—an i-aireraft unit skilled M the handling of guns like these shown at Ventura, Cal. The reziment v ill sail in a few weeks for Hawaii to reinforce the zarrison there. OH! FOR A DOG’S LIFE THESE DAY S _Far, far away seem war scares when the Rolling Rock hounds take to the field at Ligonier, Pa., under the watche ful eye of Huntsman Fred Hedges. The hounds were put through their paces for the benefit of socialites attending the Rolling Rock Hunt meet. STILL COMMANDER —0Out of stori:y final session of united confederate veterans’ 50th reunion in Washington, Gen. Julius Howeil (left) of Bristol, Va., emerged as re-elected com- mander-in-chief. Gen. R. P. Scott of Dallas is congratulating him. THIS AND FOUR OTHERS_Nine men « cautiously and swiftly poured 30 tons of - t 3 molien bronze into a mold that shapes one propril Washington, now under e chion b1 PHiAAAIORIA® Tavy yard. Thers will } wcilors: each will be 173" in BACK TO MIDDLE AGES?—To protect his eyes, s ey e e e o ot vl 33,000 o0 Britain’s 1940 soldier weat€ visor that suggests the helmets and suits of mail worn by warriors of darker ages. British sources say this device may help prevent many eye injuries. *VOICE’—The voeal cords of Edmund T. Delany (above), 26, N. Y. attorney, have been en- listed in the Willkie cause. De- lany's voice, said to sound like F.D.R.s, is used in a record quoting from Rooseveli eches of last seven years. MEDIATOR_pr. H. A. Mil- A NEW WORLD ORDER’ _Historic was this Sept. 27 meeting in Berlin chancellery where lis, professor ewterltis of cco- a 10-year economic and military pact between Germany, Italy and Japan, and a so-called “new world momics at Chicago, was named order” claiming Europe as a sphere for axis powers and Asia as a sphere for Japan, were announced. permanent umpire’im Jabar dife ” Left to right: Japanese Ambassador Saturo Kurusu; Ciane of Italy; Hitler of Germany, ek between General Mo- A Sl i 3 Lers and tniled Auto Workers. o s L D DOLLAR MAN_Aas 2 si- 05 e y s ) gr-n'v.u:rnr;llcnt ".‘.'orker. o L5 ) ohn ay Whitney UNCLE SAM PLAYS HOST TO SOUTH AMERI WILLING HANDS BUILD A CHURCH—_As long Ehove). will £t tilins sto a pro- l NG - i on energy as they were short on cash, the congregation of the gram of developing commercial 3 S i Missionihill Baptisi church in Johnson county, Kansas, pitched in and cultural relations among T DT S A AT - Po— S T — - s to build a 62x30 feei church topped by above belfry, on which he. nations of the western { X R b g o b 5 1 the Rev. L. C. Pennington (right), pastor, and R. Cress labor, hemisphere. Nelsen A, Rocke- % 2 - 4 About 20 men, working week nights, built tiny $2,000 structure, feller heads this program { amrne - PR ATE—Picture of disgust is 1his of Coach Bernic Bierman at the Minnesota Gophers' camp: when Berni play he TRANSFER_-When Alex- e . % . 2 ander Kirk, chargé datfaires, o v e lin f p to U. S, i guits Berlin for trip Ao @, e THEY L1k U.S. ARMS_To their liking were this car Leland Morris (a AND CHAMPACGNE, TOO! Togst to the U. S, army y U. S. consul at Vienna, will and signal lights being examined at Fort Knox, Ky., by Gen. Luis + D@ American defenses was drank at New York dinner iven i I - handle the U. S. mb’l'," g M. Castaneda (ieft) of Colombia, mfl.{hn.f:llne R'l:‘::' Bl * .. -fl“‘efl “Frammell (left),.xadio head. to visiting Latin American IN SOUTH SEAS SERVICE—0nce the property of an American, this vacht, Southern Seas, the German capital” vian chiel of staff. Both visited U. S, defense plan officers, Absorbed with his drink is Col, Felipe de La Barra, Perm. being overhauled at Sydney, Australia, is to be a floating Pan-American airlines base at Noume', . P D