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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Baruch Urges CEILING on Farm Products. WAGE

The citation Of tempered by tho growing
imitation The President himself vetoed bill requiring
OF stocks
rotary Mogenhau has publicly
be used 10 runaway prices.
Although political
70 exempt wages and farm products Bernard NJ Baruch chairman
the industries board
before tho House banking and currency ceilings
be placed on all including wages products
Men who Washington
during World War stress the government
principal buyer OF commodities
bubbles by Withholding orders for time and step
market There has been
making contracts far supplies induce
contractors 10 shortages making purchases
OF raw materials and other supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Wheat, Oats Supplies
Decrease in Week

CHICAGO. Oct Is Visible
supply OF wheat in the United
States decreased 1900 bushels
during the week ended October II.
according 10 figures compiled by
the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn
increased 202. 900 bushels. oats de-
creased $4,000 rye increased
$4,000; barley increased $4,000.
and SOY beans increased 1000
bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Detroit Produce

App rs Ntrrfear Hu crates Mcintosh.
- Il. zl-iu mir $500 81 falr
color 81 154l io Jpnathans 30 :.
1-i0 rl0 81 lou ~ -in min 81
kIrEs ~ $50 1. "a -IU min s. trl %
Delicious $50 -in mir. 81 60
W7Fenert q s SO 2a .n min soc -
81 SHOWS y $50 2it IN min 81 "a
2a Nref NlrrIuIa pa baskets. Delicious
No. s. 2ta-in min. 81 so. virginia.
EASTERN box Delicious y s. no T. ~ in
~-7 ST %. Washington box Delicious snd
REQ Delicious y fancy 12s 25s s. l5u
30 iancN zoos i65s ~ so72 DO
cRASBEERiEs Massachusttts .bS.
boxes Eaty Blacks Sab
CARROTS Los Angeles crates. 8 don.
punched California 50 2hn so
CELERY Michigan ouncher o0z
crcuMBERs Louisiana bu baskets.
~ 80 lanz25
GRAPES California display mcs To-
k9, 81 ~ COO ! e5 Thompson seetiess
Mnlaeas, 81 3oHl co. mostly 81 90 1885
Ei0iers 81 7aH 60 according to PACK.
Gonichons 1850 90, oHvet'es uaay
BEANS v0raala hu hampers Bounti.
TUE, 81 n Valentines 50 50 2.T5. Ten
derrreeUs S2g2 Round sfurg'ess 81
JUICE GRAPES California z,nfsndels.
17Ib luEs xia091h5 Muscats 1s-lb
Jugs. 81 90 30 2s-Ih mls NI.35 r. 80,
hneantes z6.Ih mrs 81 2oH rs. 2e-ib
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
ttne California Salinas .Wa'sonviiie dis
tract 5 dGz, "a l5 40 so fair SO 1914 {
d.7 81 ao4f % fsir 80 d0z 50 ho
aazS doz So 5oVZ75
LEAF LETTUCE ohio dollhouse. 10
No baskets H5rh5c
NJ sHROOMs Michigan In cartons.
20 Csc, Onto l-pini cartons 10 r lac
ONIONS 50-lb sacks sweet spanish.
2inch and iarger No !. Idaho.
81 10 ~ ,-feoA - ~ 10. colorado, ~ ID
2-8-inch SIZE. 81 1901 25 Idaho. y 5.
$50 WHITES $50, 2-lnch and larger.
81 60 Michigan. u S No Ienows.
-5.s0G 2inch and lafger 81 20, inch
No. Sl15. T. No J Whites. 700 Pinch
PoIkf0Es ioo d. sacks. Idaho Rus
SOL Ruruank7. S 40 washed ~ 3
1850 mosty 50 $50 25: io.ib. sacks X.
racks. 81 s0at S.. Maine i5.lh. sacks.
h. SO various varetes rs 30c
-oost, eat l00-lh sacks 4 -
N o. Wsoons.n ketaed los U No. ~.
"A ifai2S ChIrpewas 81 3ofl SO. ka-
tahdIns 81 30 35 Russell kurais - 20
PFhRs california ing Bartletts 50 10
a. f0. according to size oregon box Bart
let's. extra fancy Is5s SO f0 fancy ac-
cording tD sire 81 65na25 Washington
box q s. So Bose large. 81 80.
49, PEA. California hu hmprs 50 %
SWEET POTATOES PORTO Rican Vans
hu. crts U s. No 3 Louisiana 81 asa
81 Texas 81 90, fair. 81 20a j %. Ten
nessae 81 l5 bu hmprs. Nancy Halls,
SIPS. New Jersey hu. hmprs " No.
Jrrseys Red Soil stock 81 2a. SANDY
soil stock 81 10 2i5 Virginia hhls u s..
so Jerseys and Goidens So esq 3 7A.
RtTABAGAs Canada 50-lh sacks
aua1cd 15c
TOMATOES Ohio dollhouse SIN bskts
mediums S1a1.05, Cshiornis f0-lb ctns.
repacks. e5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Disease Affecting Free Markets

lniatlOn thought Of odashlOned
affecting free markets and existing only markets A
market free when il works under reasonably
ton and the bids and offers Of buyers and
voluntarily deal in the good which concerned
Finally initiation
indydua. enterprise mistakes and
overeXpand commitments producIon n1a0n TVen-
tualy they have pay the price period dchaon
In short the OF imitation Notwithstanding future
and finds expression overeNended credit The thing
down nonproductve Of currency
appears when bank expanded usual relation
bank deposits indicating have been based
upon productive uses OF bank credit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Bell System
Net Higher

NEW YORK. Oct. Is. - Bel
System American Telephone and
Telegraph Company and its prin-
cipal telephone subsidiaries re-
ports for the three months ended
August 81. a net income appli-
-cahle-1n s1nck- of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany Of S45.073.155 after dcprc-
citation, interest. minority inter
est and federal income and excess
profits taxes, including the appli-
cable portion Of the increased fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes imposed by the Revenue Act
of 1871 recently enacted. Net is
equal TO S24l a share on 1856, =
794 shares Of stock
This compares with a net in
come Of S44 526 .684 or S2.38 a
share in the three months ended
Aug. 81. 1910
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company only, reports for
the quarter ended September 30.
subject TO minor changes when
final figures for September are
available. a net income Of Sal ,240.-
803 after depreciation. interest
and federal income and excess
profits taxes, including the appli-
cable portion OF the increased fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes imposed by The Revenue Act
of 1871, equal 10 S253 a share.
This compares with a revised
net income Of Si4,375. 345 or S2.37
a share in the September quarter
of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Steel Rate Scheduled
AT Record Level

NEW YORK. oct. 15.-Steel
operations for this week are
scheduled at 9S,4 per cent of ingot
capacity. compared with 9S.1 per
cent in the previous week. accord
ing 10 the American Iron and
Steel Institute IF this week S
rate is maintained, tonnage for
the week will set new peak of
about 626. 600 tons. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
1stNationa|Pays
6 Million More
On RFC Loan

The First National Bank-Detroit
has reduced it's Indebtedness to the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
tion 10 S14.15000O by payment OF
Sc, 375 900 in the last three months.
b. {. Schram. receiver. announced
in his quarterly report today. The
original loan Of 35,000,000 was
negotiated last December for the
purpose of making a 100 per cent
payoff 10 depositors.
The statement shows that the
remaining assets of the receiver
ship have face value of Ss1. 309,-
$50 and their estimated current
value is S46.267 Gao. In addition,
the receiver has S373,069 cash on
hand.
After deducting the balance Of
the RFC ioan and The S94S, 283 in
liabilities not paid or proven,
Schram would have an indicated
surplus of approximately $31, 500.-
900 available for payment of in
terest to depositors in the closed
institution. This is an increase
of S2,200,000 in the last three
months. ----
Total expenses 10 date amount
10 S14,316,490 while interest on
borrowed funds aggregates Sc
S44 634. To offset this, the report
shows earnings consisting of rents.
interest, premiums, Etc, SAB, 30l,-
AS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Farmers Markets

bi No l. $50 s5c: No. 2, soc; weathys.
soc Mcintosh, fancy. si75N2 Mo-. i.
81 25T1.75: No. 2. soc bu. Eibertas. NO.
81 25H 75 hu. Greetings No. 1, I'M
sl7592 bu.; No. L. i.25a1.5O: Nosf2.
81 Delicious fancy 50 bu. No. 1, ~ 50
Ii.75 bu.; No. 2. 81; Northern spy, fa1ey.
~ bu. No l. s1.5oa175; No. 2. sI.25
BEANs.-Grsen, fancy, So; No. 1, 81 50
n bu. No 2 81 wax, fancy, $3.50 No.
!. 81 500 bu. No. 2. 81, Roman beans.
No. !. sl.5oa2 bu. Lima beans. No. /.
BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu.: No 1, 2oa s5c
doz bchs 5on 75c hu.
BLAcKBERRIEs-N 1. s3a35o al
cABBAGE-No l. sou zoe bu No. Z,
soc: red No. /, soa75c bu.; curly. No.
81 2501.75: No. 2. soc
CARRoTs-Fancy roc doz bchs. No.
l. som SOC; s GOO s.. Is bu No. 2, 7se bu,
rs q eoc bu. No. 2. 40N soc bu.
cELERy-Faney, ssh soc; No. I. asa
3oc: No; 2, 1on2oc doz, bchs.
/ CELERY RooT-No. 1, Ha125.
cUcUMBERs-No i. slicers; 81 5oa2
DILL~-40M soc doz. bchs.
ECGPLANT--No. /. 40 soc bu.
EGGS-Lsrge. xl3. 25M14 30-doz case:
medium. sli 800 ~ small. se.5oa1o ~
GRAPES-No. /. 27n 30c 4-at. basket:
S2T25 so bu
oKRA-NO. I, s-lb. basket, soc q 81; No.
bchs' dry onions. fancy. si.so yaoVt No. !.
81 l0T ! Is 50-lb. sack No. 2 7sc
PARsNIPs--No. l, eoc asi.25; No. ,.
PARSLEY RooT-No 7. 4oa soc.
PESRsF ancS 81 S s1q &c No. d /. si eSps
Z OF ottr Nc 2 go i ! = saaam. nu
PEPPER---Sreen. No. l. 40a SOC hu:
hot, No. /. 40n Soc red M. -, son
soc bu No 2: soc bu, red, sweet, No. 1.
PuMPKINs-No / 500 soc.
SOC bu.
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breedr IN
q &c 10. leghorns. lsn 20c broiiers heavy
70 . Csc leghorns lsp 2lc N
90 P0IAToEs.Fancy Npi-lo bu; No. !.
PGnPKINs PED 'oqs % !, ,,, 49,,
punches No. ?, 35o lone white. No. !.
40 - sec dozen punches horse No. l. a0c
81 25 peck basket
RUTABAGAs-No T. 50Q 7sc bhi
SQUASH Hubbard No l. 80 n SOC;
Table Queen squash No. l. son 75c Va
X; foct italian, No. l. $50 soc peek bskt:
No. ?. SOC. Delicious No l. 80 n I5c ~
.,s SWEET coRN-No. ?. asa soc Sdossh
TOMATOES Fancy. S2I2 SO buy Ma.
]. loco ~ 25 bu. No 2 soc hu
TURNlPs--F Fancy Soc dozen lunches:
No. $50 45c dozen punches. 75clsl bu;
No. 2 so m 65c
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano No.
]. 500 Use ou. escaroe. No l. 900 re
hu endive No. T. Nnt25 bu; No z.
| tac. kohlrabi. No. l. 35p SOC dor. bchs:
sorrei. No I. 90 IN SOC bu Swiss. chard.
90 y SOC bu kale No. f01 zoe hu
coliards No I. f0N soc bu mustard No
J. 90 Soc bu. head lettuce No 75r3
~ NJ 2 SOC leaf lettuce No sn3 7sr
bu ieeks M ] 500 T5c doy sunrnes.
spinach NJ 8. 75cusI bu iurnips. NJ.
= f0t SOC hu
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No. :. soare
wATERmELoNs-N 1 soa7so bu.,
CHICAGO oct oH ls",fys, p,~rrrr
receipts, 1928 tubs market sfsafv
sg seore cars, 33c extra frsis. ~ scoy.
j5iac, firsts $3.50 score 1i b 31c 80.
Gals. % score. - t35c
EyGS- Receipts 5.3g7 cases Market
steady Current receipts ~ i4r fresh @x-
IRA trsfs. 33ac. fresh nfs's son 7fc:
dirfies 25hc, checks 2ftsc
CHEESE Twins. - n 2Thrt daises
Prints and i1nRh1rns Isl, y 2aC
LIVE POULTRY Market stead Ttr
keys IS p 22c. hens 49, n ~ i4c ieGhr1
hens i0n 1ti4c srrinrers fs1 Al
rroiirrs tfi- y 2fr, roosfeyg 1914 1ilHsf
ducks 49, Zoe geese EW 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

lLeUis HGney
LeWis Haney
Initiation Called
OId-Tinle Disease
Inflation Is an oid.fashioned disease.

od-faShioned disease
the first place, initiation disease which
and which its naturally under monetary system
which based objective standard Of value Looked
inns way the disease initiation is overexpanson of
or dmlnutlon which finds
reduced value Of money The of the rec
rocal OF the purchasing power OF the currency.
Closely connected the thought that initiation
disease attacking bank If the gold
commercial which the security
do not develop along with the in deposit
imitation and the purchasing power the currency decndS
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
DefIation Remedy Lkened to Castor Oil

All these things old-fashoned money valuable
bank reserves free markets and individual enterprise
IenledY ha
the odashoned remedy of oil unpleasant but
j
Street 10 Washington Now The newanecd they fighting
initiation They made all the
business made They
and ovcrcended the nations credit They
productive dispositions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Output Won't Suffer

My prediction is that output
will not suffer. Wherever pos
sible, ! believe that brief fore
noon and afternoon recesses.
without any work. would be
found still better in all plants
where abnormally long hours
prevail.
Copyright 1891 by b c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Detroit Poultry

Warke' easy Hens lhs and VI 1sc
under lbs i6c eghorn hens lbs and
up itc. cocks 121lfc. rock sprineers.
lsc rock hr1iiers up 10 a. lbs 7ic leg
horn Fpunsers nc Young hen turkeys 10
lbs ana up Csc. YounE tom turkeys ne
be use ducks white ins and up i5c.
geese 1fc
EGGS Narkrf rru current receipts
% &C. undergrsdes. asa 2Sha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
w. =. RHkeyspr
Food Prices RISING
Despite Big Crops

Federal attitude toward the production and other
In Of the productive power agriculture
nos" there IS little fear OF shortages
~ admin
tfaon
consumers down purchases earlier
did prices ceilings
do The current discussions but basic commodities
prices were set This done
70 plant bounteousy without deterrent big crops
would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Oil Output al New High

NEW YORK. oct. 15.-Domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended October IL is estimated by
the Oil and Gas Journal AT 4,0S4
500 barrels daily. new high rec
ord and an increase Of 90. 7S5
barrels daily over the preceding
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Earnings

Louisville Gas and Electric COMPANY al
Delaware and subsidiaries report for the
~ months ended July 81 = nen income OF
81 3li O6s. equal. after dividend require.
meufs on Class a stock 20 81 SO a share
on Class p, compared with revised ne,
income ~ 81 ass. 327 or 81 50 on combined
Class and Class stock IN the preceding
i2 months
Atlantic Coast Line Raildroad reports for
the etght months ended August 81 a net
income Of NI.23Q. Ill equal 10 Ss77 h
share on common. against a net loss OF
S6s7 s7s In me 1910 period.
Northrop Alrcraft Inc. shows for the
fiscal year ended July 81 net loss OF
Ss4s. rs No comparable figures are
available as report points out the com
panys first fiscal year was characterized
largely by preparation % enter the manu-
featuring staee
Electric Power and Light Corporation
and subsidiaries report for the Il months
ended August 81 a nef income Of Ss2l1
s72 equal after the periods dividend re-
auirements on s. and So first preferred
and 81 preferred. all IN arrears. 20 rs
cents on common, against IS SIS 325 or
35 cents on common in Tho preceding II
months.
Gabriel Compan, reports 10, the nine
months ended sept 30 q nc' profit Of
Sii6 022 after taxes depreciation. etc.
equal 10 a. cents share THIS compares
with net loss OF Sis7io IN the first nine
months Of 1870
United Gas Corporation and subsidiaries
report for the 2 months ended August 81
net income of s.. 333 $50 after federal
Income taxes etc equal after dividend
requirements on 4f9 SO shares of 81 hrst
prefsrfef % S247 share on 81 second
preferred There is an accumulation Of
unpaid dividends on both preferred issues
This compares with net income ~ SIS.
25s 22o or 81 81 snare on the second
preferred in the "a months ended AUG 81
1870.
Iliinois-iova Power Company. Including
utility Subsidiaries report f0r The 70 months
ended August 81 net income n 81 sna
10. against 81 $40 3q3 In ne "a months
ended Aug al. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

M i c his an Consolidated Gas
Company sales for the week
ended October IL totaled 399.9l3
NJ cubic feet. compared with
2s9. 523 VI. cubic feet for the week
ended Oct. u. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Fighting the Symptoms OF Initiation

What they afraid OF not initiation dcnation
Above all note that what they doing imitation is
10 light The symptoms OF initiation And that
seeking do body n
WHICH The disease used
mcrcial banks free markets individual They
fighting the money system banking and price
system apparently thinking that they do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Accountant Presents Views on Tax Payino

Tax paying destined 70 become
OF The American people J. r. "A
and revised edition OF his volume entitled Tax
discusses the question OF than s
Our income laws"
the treasury department Illegal
endless difficulties ON the other hand require
the contribution of than the
command We expected orr
Sariy that ru les the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Stock Market
Quiet, Steady
In Early Trade

NEW YORK, Oct. IS The
stock market was dull and uncer-
tain in early dealings today. Price
changes were narrow with a num-
Der Of leaders trailing minus signs
Douglas Aircraft and Lockheed
Aircraft sold about 2 point lower
Bethlehem Steel gained u while
United States Steel was easier
Youngstown Sheet and Tube was
off a small fraction.
Utility and rubber stocks were
quiet. ChrySler was firm. Cen
cral Electric and Consolidated Edi-
son lost ground Texas Corpora
ton edged up a. Rails were I'M
cNaHPHfT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Intcrnationai News service wire

International News service Wire
CHICAGO. oct. Is. Wheat fu-
lures were unchanged 10 &c off
al the opening today, corn I'M
changed and oats &c down.
WHEAT ~ December, S1.1712 A.
1.17&a; May 81 22nl22A; July.
$1227s.
CORN December, 751a n 75Ac;
May, 81 * 6S11ac.
OATS December, 497s ri SOC;
May, 52ia n 52%c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Detroit Stock Market

or cash. On accom-, Accommodations. .odd lot. only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

Atlantic Coast Line RaiIdroad reports for
the eight months ended August 81 net
income OF 81 23Q al equal 10 Ss77 n
share on common against net los. ot
1857 SIS In the 1870 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

Tllinois-iovs Power Company. inciuding
utility subsidiaries report for The 70 months
ended August 81 net income n 81 sne
10 against 81 $40 3a3 IN ne "a months
ended Aug al 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

Gulf. Mobile and Ohio Railroad reports
fof The eight months ended August al a
not income - 81 fi4 $50. equal ~ s. cents
share m common. against q net los Of
fsfT,toe In the 1910 psriod.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
CONGREGATIONAL
 DINNER X SET BY
 LUTHERAN CHURCH
Members and Guests Will Honor Choir, Teachers
 Tomorrow Night

Members of Resurrection Luth- eran Church and invited guests will meet Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock for the annual dinner which is held in honor of the church choir and Sunday school teachers.
 The committee in charge of the affair is headed by Mrs. John Low ell. Mrs. B. F. McDowell is in charge of entertainment
 A special guest will be the Rev. A. M. Knudsen, D. D., Divisional Secretary of English Missions, of the Board of American Missions of the United Lutheran Church in Am erica.
 All members of the congregation are urged to be present for this congregational get-together
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20

lection of ccnvoys. and concentrate in German submarine bases and re tina 2c Ss. than to increase the number 5i targets for Nazi torpedo tubes.
 At.giral Lsnd suggested this method, within few days after the British government had sent d special mission to Washington to urge more ships.
 It was only after the American patrol system was announced that the President decided to form the shipping pool. It is assumed in many quarters that the British did their part by guaranteeing larger protection in waters close to the British Isles
 If the Germans continue to sink British ships at the rate of 5000 900 tons year. as they now seem to be doing, it is apparent to ship ping experts here that CD the g. 00oC00-ton shipping pool, CD our oil tanker shuttle service from South America, (3) this years mil lion tons of new British shipping, t4) the American Atlantic patrol and (5) a tighter British convoy system all add up to one aim. That is to keep the efficiency of t h e British merchant fleet where it is for l941-the year of the Battle of the Atlantic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
55(0LUMBlA DOCKS FROM
 SouThpoRTS

Carrying seven round trippers and 42 passengers from the south for Juneau, the Alaska Steamship vessel Columbia, Capt. A. A. Ander- son and purser Paul Coe, docked in Juneau shortly before noon to- day and is scheduled to sail from the Alaska Juneau mine dock at 430 o'clock for Lynn Canal and Westward ports.
 Passengers arriving from Seattle were Mrs Ned Albright, Steve Ben son, Eugene Crammer, Emmett Douckers, Bob Bennington, J. G. Ellson, Guy Garfield, J. Garrett, c. s. Geer, MT. and Mrs. Zalmain Gross, David Gross, Dorian Gross, Col. E. R. Harris.
 Harry L. Hood, Ralph B. Houser, A. M. Knudson, Mother M. Law renee, Lillian Maher, George Mel bo, Jack Meyers, Marie R. Nestor. Mrs. H. G. Nordling, Betty Nord- ling, Mrs. R. c. Paxton. L. w. Roehm, Mrs. William F. Smith.
 Pauline Teeter, George Usher Charles Waynor, Virginia Morley, Burr Hagarty, Fornis Hamilton, Alt Jensen, William Johnson, Matt Xii vala, James D. Lemon, Leonard Mako, J. c. Massey, H. s. Mix kelson, Frank Nelson, and Art Westerburg.
 Passengers arriving from South east Alaska were Paul w. Gordon R. Blenkinsop, c. R. Chittick, Jack Watny and Lambert Radcliffe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTHBOUND


 . Columbia in port and sails west . at 4:3O o'clock this afternoon . Yukon due late Friday or Sat . urday. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Baranof scheduled to sail from . Seattle May g at 9 am. . Tyee scheduled to sail from Se- . attle May p. . North Coast scheduled to sail . from Seattle May B at 10 . am. . Alaska scheduled to sail from . Seattle May A at g am. . Princess Louise scheduled to . sail from Vancouver May 26 Q at g pm. . Denali scheduled to sail from . Seattle May 27 at g am. . sOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . Northland scheduled to arrive . southbound about 10 o'clock . tomorrow morning. . North Sea scheduled south Q bound Thursday evening. . Taku scheduled southbound . 10 am. Friday. . LOCAL SAILINGS Q Estebeth scheduled to sail . every Wednesday at 6 pm. . for Sitka and wayportS. . Naha leaves every Wednesday . at 1 pm. for Petersburg, Port Alexander, Rake and way . ports.
 .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20

The nickel with the Indian head on one side and the buffalo on the other first was minted in 1913.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
PLAY CAST COMPLIMENTED

Miss Eleanor Warren feted the entire student body and members sf the faculty, Douglas high school, in the assembly room yesterday af- ternoon honoring the player cast of Inner Circle" given last week.
 Entertainment included refresh ments of ice cream, cake and cof- fee. Invitations to the players m- eluded a certain appropriate line taken from the part portrayed by each one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
GENERALS WIFE HERE

Mrs Simon B. Buckner, wife of the General in command of the Alaska Defense Command arrived in Juneau this afternoon as a passenger on board the steamer Columbia. Mrs. Buckner boarded the vessel in Ketchikan and is re- turning to the Westward after a tour of Southeast Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
TIDES

(Sun time, May 2D
 Low tide-4:05 am, 2.8 feet. High tide-l0:l6 am, 128 feet. Low tide-4:08 pm, 3.3 feet. High tile-10:29 pm. 15.3 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-20
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT, REPORT AND PIE
 TETON FOR DISTRIBUTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 29th day of April. l941, NELL McCLOSKEY, executrix of the Last Will and Testament of JOHN McCLOSKEY, Deceased, made and filed in the above-en- titled Court at Juneau, Alaska, her Final Account, Report and Pe- tition for Distribution, and that on said day this Court made and entered it's order directing that a hearing be had upon said Final Account, Report and Petition for Distribution, before it on June 28, 1941, at I0:0O o'clock AM in the office of the said United States Commissioner, in the Federal ritorial Building, in Juneau Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, and that all persons then and there ap- pear and make their objections, if any, thereto or to the settlement thereof, and to the distribution of all of the residue and balance of the assets of this estate to NELL McCLOSKEY, the sole beneficiary under the Last Will and Testa- ment of the Deceased.
 (SEAL)
 FELIX GRAY,
 United States Commissioner and Ex-OfficiO Prob at c
 Judge.
 First publication, April 29, 194l Last publication, May 20, 194l
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