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wubltcatlon
of
special
defioatchea
therein
are
also
reeetred.
Chosen
People
-
Monday,
October
28,
1940.
Hitler
stole
the
"chosen
people"
idea
from
the
Israelites
who
were
told
that,
they
were
the
"chosen
people"
of
God.
It
was
a
continual
inspiration
to
them
to
feel
that
they
and
God
were
a
team,
fighting
for
the
same
cause.
Hitler
realized
how
important
it
was
for
the
people
of
the
country
to
fee)
tha.t
they
were
the
"chosen
people"
so
he
invented
the
Nordic,
blood
theory
and
taught
the
Germans
that
they
were
superior
to
any
others,
The
British
Tsrael
theory
is.
somewhat
similar,
the
f
ramers
of
the
ideology
spreading
the
idea
that
the
British
an
the
lost
ten
tribes
of
Israel
and
therefore
the
inheritors
of
the
nromise
said
to
have
been
made
to
Abraham
and
his
seed
forever.
Elmore
Philpott
says
he
does
not
believe
that
any
people
are
the
chosen,
people"
in
the
sense
that
they
are
superior
to
all
others.
That
idea
is
at
the
root
of
Half
the
world
s
political
troubles
and
is
just
as
vicious
when
an-pliedto
the
Germans
or
the
Jews
or
others
closer
home.
Just
now,
howey.eri
we
believe
that
the
British
are
the
people
chosen
of
God
to
prevent
Hitler
and
his
hosts
from
destroying,
the
liberty
of
the
World
and
they
are
giving
their
hyes
a.nd
sacrificing
their
comfort
in
the
task
thev
have
set
themselyes.
Propaganda
Machint
Th
propaganda,
machine
of
Hitler
and
Mussolini'
is
working
at
full
power
just
now.
It
is
designed
to
show
that
the,
enemies
of
Great
Britain
are-
all
powerful
and
that
they
are
winning;
The
British
defence
of
their
island
and
the.
terr,ble
raids
on.
Germany
and
Italy
are
having
the
effect
of
weakening
the
Hitler
grasp,
on
Europe!
Something
had
to
be
done
and
done
quickly
to
keep
up
the
German
morale.
The
much
touted
co-ordinating
scheme
was
made
of
jU
Yet
there
is
little
real
change
in
the
situation
from
what
it
was.
a
week
ago.
The
British
are
winning
antf
Hitler
knows
it.
The
Forwaird.
Viewpoint
-
-
During
the
pauses
in
the
great
fight
against
Hitler
a
lew
wise
neoDle
m
Enirlanrl.
Unirpd
Stnroa
nM,i
rnA
are
beginning
to
point
m
where
the
British
mistakes
iau9
rtim
iy
Hugvsi.
wnat
snouio;
nave
lien
done.
We
suggest
would
be
better
to
leave
these
look-m
IWta
wntil,
ate
Wtl.ev
is
out
of
the
way.
We
al
know
i(heve
Aye,re
migtakes
and
there
will
be
yet
more
mistake
perhaps,
before
wo
are
through
yith
this
JW
JKe
ma.,n
thing
to
search
for
is
constructive
ideas;
that
witt
help
ln
the'nejr
future
The
thing
is
to,
win
this
WVW
the
presenl;
tyri
QYei;ying
els?.
There
will
be
plenty
of
-
time
ta
mull
It
ovQr
after
victoiy
is
Won!
i
he.iwwjam
vew
is.
tho
one
needed
just
now.
pretty
well
smeared
with
this
oil
About
two
hours
later
the
North
Yesterday
while
here
they,
were
ly
ing
about
all
p.ver,
ship.
end?av-
J
oring
to
snatch
sleep
on
the
floois,
In
chairs,
on
staircases,
etc.
Their
good
cheer,
was
a.
notable
feature.
Purser
Da"
vld
Doran
of
tho
AlnRira!
TEX
DAILY
NEWfl
"
uuwjut
ui.STKUiER
rtbe
passengers,
as
they
took
to
the
LOST
IN
COLLLSIOX
hnit"
'
'
.
much
worse."
was
her
reaction,
R.
E.
Carson,
parson,
general
scnprai
agent,
agei".
pas-
Fred
Tlmm,
Ole
Wlcklander.
Henry
forier.
Dexter
Beard,
Sam
Homer,
Coast
came
along
and
the
Job
of
Peter
Strand,
Bon
Stanford,
Cllf-geUlng
the
passengers
aboard
het
ford
Dahl,
Jack
Morgan,
George
ln
lifeboats
for
the
distance,
of
J
Cook,
Thomas.
Randal,
O,
Salye?,
H.
a.bout
three
hundred
fet
from
Larson,
Carl
Lwls,
p.
S.
Reimanni
shore
to.,
ship
proceeded
immedi-'
E.
Salyespn,
FiE.
Matthews,
John
ately.
Here
again
there,
was,
a
mini-
Chela,
Adolf
Qtt,
m.
F.
Schoenber
mum
of
disorder
or
confusion.
By
ger.
N.
Taraelvich.
Fred
Johnn
7:30
a.m.
all
were
safe
aboard
the
Albert
Carlson.
North
Coast
and
three
hours
later.
From
Kodiak
(transferred
from
they
were
ln
Prin"c
Rupert.
The
j
steamer
Lakina)
Gerald
Ge.rald
Holstrom
Holstrom,
North
Coast
staying
In
Prince
Ru-nert
to
discharge
a.
lare
nuantltv
of
Kelchikari
'fish,
the
Alaska
passengers
remained
aboard
her
and
were
fed
until
the
Yukon
arrived.
MM
VOGUE
A
PJURE
WHIE
j
7u
Burning
I
f
!
If
TTVRPIMflHI
-
-
-
-'
.I,,
was
carrying
the
worries
for
the
big
'
w,Sr
party,
arranging;
their
accomoda-
vfUfe
ox
Application
ior
a
iteer
tnano
future,
royemepts,
There!
,
fc
Ww,.f
steamer
Pjinct;
George,
tlQd
up
for1!36
th
untirt!-ni
inienda
to'appiy
provide
sleeping
accommodation.
It,
c
uucu
knoWn
m
tW
Meeker!
was
alsn
trvtiie-ht
thpfi
th-tl-
4h8loclc,
altuate
at
No.
727.
ThJrrt
A.mU
1
Ro:
111
sucn
lime
as,
a.uother
vessel
ar-
UUUJU
num.
m;uiva,
to
rwi.
V-v
-,
r.,
rived
to
pick
them
up
and
take
Tacoma.
SJanjpn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
ensn,
p-
E-
B
s-
Jnsen-
01ive
IIale'
them
on
to
their
destination
at
The
Passengers
Edith
Upd-
Settle.
The
complete
list
of
the
Alaska's
Meaiwhlle.
the
A,laska
lay
gn
the
passengers
i-
as
follows:
From
Skagway
Floyd
Flanlgan,
beach
with,
her
bow
almost
la
the
From
Valdez
R.
R.
Rogers.
Mar-
Jcjin
Lee,
Rpbut,
Lee.
trees,
her
hull
evidently
punctuied
Un
Mitch
and.
with
a
twenty
degree
list
to
Fmm
rrrdnvnPnri
nanc
From
Hahies
Richard
Flndlay,
I
port,
She
piled
up
on,
a
half
ebb
From
SewardThomas
Anderenn.
Ernest
Schmidt.
Fred
Boyles,
Philip
tide
and,
It
seemed
possible
that
Jamer
Coebel.
M.
Wlcklandes.
Kit
Ensmlnger.
R.
Bothe,
Lute
Horyna,
(salvage
of
the
liner
might
present
Carson,
Peter
Lallos,
Ray
Brewer.
Alonzo
Riley,
James
Moansfield,
J.H.
derson
and
115
members
of
the
Mrs.'
.Al-
and
J.
Hunt,
George
Mcysrs.
JuneaU-Doa
McPherwn.
C.
a1,CveVr
"rfrf
SwaPterson.C.S.
Moore,
Herbert
w.
tien,
Arne
Anderson.
Marfan
?
rSf
i
rSr,?aVi7
R?lshb?l
Ted
Polach'
Mr
and
Mri
Anderson,
Mrs.
Ida
Fohr.
Mr.
and
five
members
of
the
Alaska
s
crew
jphn
Thomsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Mrs
A
W
Prlnele
Mildred
Lode-
fvte,
AjeuMan
or,-
Denall.
both
Ew'iS
TTnd
fejr
ayumuvu'iH
Mini;wH;r.
in
AiasKa,l"Vi
.
c(n.
,
prance
Hupen
TOwh-
mignt
come,
here
ta
pick
them
un
surr?L
.
flwc.e
?.uptTt
arid
faUw
them
to.
Seattle.
The
jo?
hoouSIS.
Vor
Tr
problem
was.
finally
solver!
hw
9r-,fcr
by
the
gisaa
or
bs
the,
bottu.
for
ranging
for
the,
Yukon,
northbound
SnipUn
th'
prem3
or
'..
froni
Seattle,
to,
Alaska,
on
a
regular
thu
2cui
jay
of
October,
a.
a
voyage,
ui.caii
nere.
'
ana
take
themt
,..
t;V..WV,
-
JO"N
H03K1N3.
uv
vws'i
aireapjf,
Qrova
t
with
123,
passengers,
had
no
room
(or
anx
mote,
Impresslorjs
oj
Xeck
J.
H,.
8cou
of,
sar
Francisco,
head
of
the
Rlveislde.
mine,
near
Hyder,
Alaska,
told
of
being
aroused
from
his
sleep,
by-
grinding
and
I
bumping
and
a
sudden
sto'n.
Bv
the!
time;
he
was.aj&hj.
to
jump
(ropi
his
ZZ
116
n
hU
pajamas,
trpn?-'
?rs,
9?
an4
pverifoat-
Ie
?PoHe,
of
i
the
lak
of
9pnfijsior
in
gluing
the.
passengers
ashore
and
of
the
eood
cheer
that
prevailed.
"
Tlie
Qfficers.
and,
crew
of'
tha
'Alaska
ld
a,
great"
Job,
hft
salf.
Crew
members
were
standing
by
with'
blankets"
to"
hand
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Mr.
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Mr.
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faewara
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western
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seat-
Herbert
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Mr.
and
Mr
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El-
Mrs.
A,.
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John
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Carl
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having
left
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at
6
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Nedberg,
B.
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Mr.
and
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
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She
sent
outS.CXS.
calls
Mrs.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
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Mr
and
Mrs.
Rudomh
Kransl
and.
the
Northland
Transportation
Adams.
B.
E.
Olsen.
Mrs.
J.
Reish-
jk.Si
Rrnn!S
John.
rp
Repo.
Jeff
KltteU
A.P.
a
p
Brnucck
Co.'s
steamer
North
Coast.
Capt.
A.
fc.i
n
R,h
wnrrpn
pnv
vivn
J.
Borklandalso
proceeding
south
Hall,
Fred
Hougashre,
Victor
Samp-
Grant
Balawln'
Mrs-
Clorge
iium
onw
k
ocukwc,
uiiiucuuici
Aleagner,
w.
McDonnell,
Ma-
vmi
vofuuu,
a.,
a.
ttruwii,
rushed
to
her
side.
She
brought
the
,
bel
Rude.
Arthur
Lapp!,
Agnes
Bay-
Albsrt
Jones.
Sadie
Sutherland,
Joe
H..5t,o
ww
"-ier,
vv.
a.
twine,
jonn
Anaerson.
al
.
pert.
As
the
Alaska
developed
the
list
Jones,
Clara
Anderson,
M.
Jones,
Clara
Hansen.
I.
Ensstrom.
J.
Oib-
i
Immediately
on
stranding
and
there
,
son,
p.
A.
Borg,
A.
He.ndr.lcks,
.'appeared
to
be
some
uncertainty
Brownfe-Whaley,
Teddy
Fromm,
Mr'
at
first
as
to
whether
or
not
she
might,
slide
of
f
Into
deep
water,
the
first
thing
was
to
rouse
all
the
pas-
and
Mrs.
Al
Hendricks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Rae,
Ell
Linn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
DupuLs,
Sender
Hukka,
Mr.
and
sengers-ana
get
mem
into
tne
uie-.Mrs.
R.
J.
Hardlnc.
J.
L.
Hall.
John
boats
women
and
children
first
In
I
Micaheley,
David
Wherry,
Lewis
me
usual
cuswms
oi
wie
sea.
inere
(Cysewshl,
Elmer
Koskek),
Mr.
and
was
a
minimum
of
.excitement
and
nothing
in
the
way
of
panic.
No
one
suffered
injury.
It
was
a
pitch
dark
night
but
not
cold
or
raining.
Mrs.
Frank
Whaley,
Milton
Mozeak,
Frank
Estrada,
Duncan
McLean.
Robert
Deacon,
Dan
McFadden,
M.
Manchester.
E.
C.
Appel.
Mr.
and
Soon.
camp,
fires
were
lit
and
the
Mrs.
T.
J.
Fromm,
Herschel
Davis,
stranded
passengers
sat.
around.
Robert
Harlan,'
Joseph
Herlan
singing
songs,
cheerful
and
taking
Thomas
Herlan,
Joe
Nowlin,
Pete
their
enforced
discomfort
quite
fFriesen,
Charles
Newklrk.
Flovd
philosophically.
One
passenger
had
,
Parrick,
W.
A.
Raadatz,
L.
McLean.
even
carnea
on
a
pon-ame
raaio.
n.
Peterson,
L.
Harvey,
T.
J
Espel-A
fsw
fell
in
the
water
as
Iheyfein,
Bill
Sherman,
Rene
Content
jumped,
ashore
from
life
boats.
The
"Albert
Content,
A.
B.
Culver,
Joe
water
was
covered
with
fuel
oil,
ev-
'Martin,
John
Julringt
William
Heer-id;ntly
escaping
from
punctured
1
ich,
J.
J.
Dalton,
G.
11.
Munlflowrr.
fuel
tanks,
and
clothing
of
aU
was
Laddie
Kovanda,
Dick
'
Renloele
Monday
naJd
Jensen,
Mrs.
R.
X
OaHovay.
Whiting,
Arthur
"Viachei,
lpifly
Oljfnerv
Vi
B'
Som
Mrs,,
'
...
,
-
,x-
.n
i
ifnov.,liin
rvlnn
W
H
Meilow.
Mr.
and
From
Ketchikan
E.
C.
Oerson.
n.
p
.,
'
(Continued;
irom
Pagtt.
One)
jfc.
aJsW
caanw
maLiEfi
was
'Mrs.
Y.
Holstrom,
Monte
Stanley,
MR.
and
Mj;s.
Dick,
Whitehead,
Char-
R.
WeW
"
arouseer
in
a-oaze.
He
uoorw.
.
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ing
Prince
RUDert
went
alonpirip
similarly
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nape.n'
went
wpni
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ft.
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Hill.
Mr.
and
Ludwiesen,
Harry
Ludwiesen.
Esth.
.
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.
ua6B6c
allu
-
passengers'
effects
ing
to,
KetcWkan.
The
Alaska's
passengers
took
hur-
senger
department.
Chicagp,
M.i-'
R.Q1W9.
Whl.tacMC
7
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7
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time
in
35
edly
to
the
lifeboats
shortly
after
waukee.
St.
Paul
RaUway.
Seattle,
'A.
Alvar.
P.
Clawsen,
P.
Aspeland,
I,In
Blake,
A,
E.
Jameson,
er
Hippodrome
mon
nt
was
at
the
bar
on
the
Alaska.
Hei
Borglll
Rhunes.
Anna.
Wlclf,
L?il3
Edithe
Goodtfln,
Peter
Peterson
'eel
a
Derfrm
Uhenj.
clad
only,
In'
theh:
night
attire
had
ordered
up
the
drinks
for
h&
Peterspii,
'Marie
F;
Jetland,
Anna
oie
KnuUen,
Mrs.
W.
M.
Redner
shlpVliner;
Folloidngtheir
ai-
ol
stopping
nsithcr.'
to
get
hisl'SJiOiKnwdsen,
Esther
Saodbro,
Jessie
T
rival
at
Prince
RuDert
sundav
or
me
armies.
He
was
one
of
tnase
uujeuc
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Oc'
before
nreed
Nrth
Coast.
Mrs.
Pries
was;
Mrs.
L.
A.
Wakefield.
Betty
Langto,
er
Ludwlgsen,
Mrs,
Albert
seelev.
MANCHFSTER
'
v
"
with
him.
"It
might
'
have,
"
been
p,"M)Ikn
honours,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Walter
Murray.
J.
H.
Scott
Mrs
L.
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Hastened
Into
Lifeboats
Jie
Daily
i
Lmornine.
there
annead
for
tint
bo.
fell
Into
the
water
as
he
steo-!
Bas-.
Ceilla
Nerbo,
Frank
Martin.
;
-
-1
TrrMm,
a
problem
as
to
what
this
already
Ped
from
a
lifeboat.
David.
Qow,
Sam
Harding,
Henry
iCtowded
towrj
was
going
to
do
to
Pafeengers
of
the
Alaska
lnclud,-
Carminate,
Ole
Halverson,
Martin
r
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