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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
BROWNELL REELECTED
MAYOR SEWARD VOTING

SEWARD, Alaska, April 5.-Don
Carlos Brownell has been reelected
Mayor, carrying with him his three
favorites to the Council over field
Of seven, w. R. Benson, Joe Doshen
and Henry Leirer.
The election, toward the close of
the polls, waxed hot but Brownell
won over Gus Manthey, merchant,
by go votes.
Carl Orlander was reelected as
School Director, no contest.
Brownell is entering upon his
ninth consecutive term as Mayor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
QUIET ELECTION. wRANGELL

WRANGELL. Alaska, April Sin
the quietest city election in many
years, Wrangell yesterday reelected
Van H. Fisk, transfer owner, I'M
opposed for Mayor
H. H. Hungerford, manager of the
Wrangell Cold Storage plant Olaf
Hanson, boat builder; Dr. Eugene
Wheeler, dentist, were elected to the
City Council. Hungerford and Han
son are incumbents.
F. S. Barnes, canneryman, and
Leo Mccormack. of the Mccormack
Dock Company, were unopposed for
the School Board.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
ELECTION AT PETERSBURG;
WOMAN is IN COUNCIL

PETERSBURG. Alaska, April S.
Out Of a total ass registration, 1896
votes were cast here in yesterdays
city election as follows.
For Mayor-Peter Jorgensen 226,
knut Thompson 1859, A. B. Holt 8,
he having withdrawn soon after
nominated.
For Council-Mrs. Manghild Lee
2o9, Andrew Johnson 1870, Charles
Anderson l76, r. M. Allen ITS.
Ingelbright Johnson lag, Arnold
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
EGAN REELECTED. VALDEZ

VALDEZ, Alaska, April SC. J.
Egan was reelected Mayor in yes
terday's city election and o. E.
Meals, Fred Coleclough and Oscar
Peterson were chosen to Council
seats for the two-year terms. Mrs.
Tom Hart was reelected to the
School Board for three-year term.
A total of lib votes were cast.
Peterson is the only new man in
the Council.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05

Wasvick 1T, Richard Colp 10.
Adolph Mathisen co.
For School Board--Mrs. William
Stedman 1913, Frank Kelly 159.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05

School Director Louis J. Foy were
unopposed.
Councilmen Paul Greimann, DR.
H. G.. Hughes and p j. Mcdonald
were reelected by substantial
vote
Ike Thompson, independent cam
didate for City Council, was tall
ender and was defeated.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
Pioneers, Auxiliary
Initiate Last NiQht

Last evening at the I.OO.F. Hail,
both the Pioneers of Alaska and
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
PIONEER
CITIZEN
PASSES
Guy MeNdughton Dies in
His Sleep at Hospital
Here Last Night

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-05
HARRY mccain
ELECTED MAYOR
AT KETCHIkAN
W. J. MuIvihi|I Is Chosen
Again at Skagwdy for
18th Term as Head

Continued from Page One)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
WPA REvISES
WAGE SCALES
Demonstrations Pro-
testing Changes
Are Feared

WAS SHIN TO N-works
Projects administration published
= revised wage schedule for 2.2oe.-
900 relief workers today that pro-
vided substantial increases in
southern and western states and
decreases in eastern states. The
new wages bill becomes effective
Sept. l.
The wage adjustment was or
dered by congress in sppropriating
s1,477 600, 900 for relief in 1910.
Il specifieo that relief pay could
not vary in different sections in
an amount greater than could be
justified by differences In the cost
of living.
The change increased the aver
age nationwide monthly WPA
wage from s53 to $3.50. 1t was
unoffieislly estimated this in
crease would raise federal relief
costs o,ooo, 900 in the 10 months
after the adjustment goes into
effect, or force the firing of from
Sc, 900 to loo. 900 workers. 1t had
been estimated the appropriation
for the current year would provide
for an average employment of D.
600 900 throughout the year.
WPA officials feared demonstra-
tons in areas where wages were
lowered, similar to last months
protest strikes against the 130-
hour month for skilled workers.
President David LASER, of the
Workers Alliance, had warned
that protests against the new pay
scale will make the 13o-hour month
demonstrations look like a tea
party"
Workers in the south bene-
fitted most, with increases
ranging as high rs 80 per cent.
The lowest wage for unskillcd
workers In rural areas Was In
creased from S26 TO $500,
and in some cases, to SIS per
month. In large southern
cities, the unskilled rate was
raised from $40 to S46.S0 and
in some cases to 5000. Work
ers In the west, particularly In
communities of less than $4,000
population, also benefited
substantially.
The heaviest cuts were given
workers in large eastern cities,
especially those over 100000 popu-
lation. In some, the rate for GER
tain types of unskilled labor was
lowered from S61.10 to S52. Most
of the reductions were for unskilled
demonstrating about IS per
. cent of the total relief load. Skill
ed workers took some cuts, but for
the most part they received in
creases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
PinbaU Machines
Result in Arrest

James GslIucci, 80. was at lib
erty Wednesday under bond after
being arrested late Tuesday for
assertedly possessing gambling
devices.
1t. Larry Amundsen and Officer
c. o. Robson Of the city morals
squad reported they arrested Gal
lucci after they found "A auto
matte payoff pinball machines ct
1913 Market St, allegedly owned
by the defendant. The machines
were removed TO the Mclean
warehouse pending trial of Cal
lucci.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MAIL FRAUD TRIAL
TARTS ON PAGE ONE

STARTS ON PAGE ONE
could total $4,000 against each
defendant.
The government presented all
the testimony in the case. The
defense rested on concluding argu-
ments and detailed cross-examina-
ton of government witnesses.
Judges Switched
The trial was interrupted recent
~ by the seriou sillness of Judge
Edward E. Cushman, 70, third old
est federal judge in the u. S. Trial
was resumed Monday, however,
when prosecution and defense
agreed by stipulation that another
judge could preside for the bal
ance of the trial rather than delay
it further by waiting for Judge
Cushman to recover.
Judge Leon r. Yankwich, Of Los
Angeles, was assigned to the case.
Jurors Listed
Jurors who are now celebrating
the case are:
Fred F. Mckee, 1911 Fawcett
ave-: Mabel Olive Dahl, 1918 So.
18th St; Alice Kade, 1705 No. An
derson st; Estella Poole, 1924 No.
22d st; Mary Jennings, $40 East
Saith ST.; Lewis A. Bennett, 1904
9th ave; N. o. Sturgeon. Gen.
tralia; Sarah Copeland, 702 So.
Sheridan ave; Ellen E. Austin,
721 No. L St; Inez Parent, Bill
No. 9th st, and Mrs. Sara Dinger,
IT'S So. AID st.
Dismissed by Judge Yankwich
Tuesday afternoon after hearing
the entire case were the two al
ternates-Gertrude Findley, 1914
So. st. and Godfred Z, Madsen,
zoos No. Junett ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
HEADLIGHT STOLEN

Oliver Phipps. l2-year-old youth,
residing at Gil No. Anderson st.,
rode his bicycle to Athletic park
Tuesday night He parked IL out
side the field. After watching the
ball game he returned to mis- bi-
cycle to find that someone had
stolen the torpedo-type headlight
from IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

Size Is takes 81 yards 3e-inch
fabric. yard contrast
Send fifteen cents (i5c) in coins
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write panty SIZE. NAME. ADJ
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Announcing Anne Adams
brand new fall and winter pattern
book =. just OUT Are you a
career girl? A thrifty housewife
A socially busy dehuntane A gay
coed? A back-to-sehool girl A
forty-plus ? Whichever You are.
you're ready for a new fan ward
robe and here are tempting.
easy-to-sew styles for your every
need. orous "dress-up"
frocks and practical work-a-day
clothes :. wardrobe on the
budget plan lingerie and at
home frocks! Send for your copy
today Book l5c. Pattern 15c.
Book and pattern together, Csc;
plus tax tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times, Pattern Dept. Tacoma. Wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
BLACK HoRDERED WEDDING
INVITATIONS

Dear Mrs Post Ny father died
several munthS ago. However. l
would like 10 20 ahead with my
plans 20 b. married. and then
can 60 q Europe with my has-
band next month OF course /
want to be married In a church.
We viii invite only a few people
10 the church. and mother feels
that the invitations should be en-
gravcd on hlaek-hordsrcd paper.
while ! think this display OF grief
combined with my wedding would
be in bad taste.
Answer You are quite right on
both points Invitations on black
boricred paper would be shock
ing, The invitations. moreover. 10
80 small wedding should be
written hy hand or else given
verbally. A small church wedding
with none but your relatives and
really intimate friends present
would BE- in bad taste.
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PATTI ERIN

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Al~ Hsrrca : getting cid We
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We've go 70 - constantly o. to-
lockout Ter neW talent and fresh
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~Yoa'rs 10, planning 10 Iet Miss
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BE parsed Ms lips No. Her
ioh Doesn't demand personality.
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urea She doesn't need a figure"
m telephone buzzed and Mar
ian answered.
Marian this IL CarmA."
"oh. yes carma when did you
get hack ?" Carma's yearly trips
aboard were the envy Of her
friends
"A week ago"
why haven't you called me for
lunch - Possibly carma had
found a suitable winter outfit for
her in Paris. Marians mind made
a hurried and doubtful estimate Of
her bank account.
Il haven't been In the mood.
Marian-have you heard about
Pete ?" carmas voice was thick
and unsteady
Yes. Dan told me"
1--WE got TO see you. Meet me
for lunch. will you ?"
"Of course-12 .30-TlI reserve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

dies together for five minutes.
Peel. core. slice the apples y. inch
thick. Simmer slices in the syrup
until tender but not mushy Re
move to hot platter. Boil down
the juice until 1t is a thick syrup
and pour this over the apples.
In center OF each apple slice.
place small boiled onion. Ar
range cooked sausages in the CEN
ter of the platter. Serve piping
hot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

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0xidramAki AMI IN view - the pos-
ssnslsiy tAAt might b. the one 20
catch ths t-puqast ths bride thruvs
10 az after the wedding i over
~uald hks g. know lsst what
u aons with thar bouquet u one u
lucky enough - eaten T.
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hasa3 for as hong IS yea stay a.
tbr wedding Afterwards you do
what yua Ike Probably you keep
a. much q u as stays fresh and
then throw Il away Perhaps you
pre4s a spray. bu, In this unsenti-
mental age. dried flowers arc not
aaawral4ss rAaFtnA1HF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Good I aste T oday

art 80 Ahead "a a greer, ~c would
al b. running into each other
Knowing how 10 behave i exactly
tha came idea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Wife Sorry Because
She Loved Unsviscly
Has Learned That Lasting Respect ~ Mar /
Far More Important Than Fleeing Love

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

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ifae3ssat vita bitterness Thsre
had t'<en a question A. 70 whether
uAn o. Slns Crane should receive
TIE sales rnanagership. Tns fact
Tat sins had = dependent wife
ard tao children had tipped the
scales in his favor Marian had
refused 10 elamr herself ~ the
time ard shs sun eiuaE 70 TIRE
theory that u Dan had been good
enough. capable enough
"HoWs h. getting along noS ?"
Mr. Fellows persisted
Just the same. she said. "He
makes just what be did when we
were married. lie was cut during
10 the depression that's when
came hack 10 work Now he's
drawing SIS a week again"
That's pretty good. considering
the times Mighty few Of us are
making what We were u years
ago" II was a surprising obser-
walton. and Marian felt something
behind II.
But we couldn't live on it
Sure You could. Thousands Of
families in this country live on
much less. II Just takes a little
management There's a budget TO
fit every income"
Marian wrinkled her nose dis
painfully. Budget hate the
very sound of the word"
Too many modern women feel
like that. It's the answer TO the
ever-inereasing number of women
in offices and stores"
Marian stared at him. Was he
paving the way to tell her that
she had a husband who earned,
that her place should be given to
girl who was dependent upon
herself? In the present economic
stress there was a trend that way.
OF course, you couldn't afford
TO buy your clothes at Manning's."
Mr.. Fellows went on. But ] won
der IL You wouldn't be just as
happy. and Dan lot happier, If
Continued on Page S, Column s.
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IRIS EASIER WHEN SoU
KNOW HOW

Dear Mrs. Post My husband
Isn't interested AT all In following
TIC rules Of etiquette Neither OF
va had what are called early adj
xaniagcs.e but don't think this
should be a drawback. especially
SINCE ~ many of the biggest
names In the world come from the
plalnsst beginnings. But because
l am trying 20 improve myself
he said l am trying TO be- some
thing am not. Well. II every
body had 10 keep on being what
they were. why have schools Why
try to learn anything And I've
learned ever 80 much from you.
Mrs. Post. and I'm going 10 keep
right on learning more from you
about the nice things Of life. Your
column has been such an eneour-
sgement TO me-
Answer: I'm very glad OF that.
4 think perhaps your husband
like great many peoplel thinks
OF the subject Of etiquette as lot
of fuss about nothing. Actually.
its rules arc as practical and as
sensible as those for the regula-
ton OF traffic. II We didn't keep
to the right. stop at red signal.
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you might add rlc-rac or ruffling.
A shephcra-checked fabric would
be effective.
Pattern 4ia2 is available in
misses and women's sizes L.. IL,
l6. Is. 20. 80. 81. "a. IS. IS and 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

Below are the answers 20 sext
questions printed on the editorial
page.
1. John Adams,
2. Listen, Ths Wind
D visux cArre.
4 On the east coast Of Scotland.
q fsssxtiA-
6. Five.
7. California.
8. Dir'-ij-i-hl.
.. Tennis.
10. A leap year.
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Eggplant Hongroise
fS<ryra o.
Baked Carrots fsangeline
tSerycs 81

One cup grated raw potato, !
cup grated carrots, cup shredded
string beans. butter. salt, pepper.
Place a cup Of grated raw po-
tato IN a well huttered baking dish.
Add salt and pepper and dot with
butter. Place a layer OF grated
carrots on top Of this and season
and dot with butter. Then add a
layer OF string beans. Salt, pepper
and butter the top generously.
Place In slow oven and bake for
an hnIIr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25

Three medium-sized tart apples,
| cup water. cups sugar. y cup
cinnamon candies. 2 cups small,
boiled white onions. 2 pounds little
pig sausages.
Boil the water. sugar and can
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RECIPES

Staging nosartshes ths SPIRIT. but
Ee-aa sosaS feed car hs @oaGsrful
Too When a 1ots1 cuncsrt and
radio sopFsna hsruonlfss her gsge-
taciss. that's nassc 10 ,ss busy
homsmANsr Noted soprano Mar
gaFst speaks ennnpasss thsse un-
usual recipes IN her oWn Kitchen.
Eggplant Hongraise
Serves o.
one metium-siEcd eggplant. Il
cups chopped mushrooms. green
p~pper chopped. cups ereAned
noodles. salt pepper. paprikA 10
taste.
Cut top from eggplant. Scoop
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